Applications

Software shaped around how you already work.

When the spreadsheet stops coping and nothing off the shelf quite fits, I build the thing that does — and explain every part of it in words you'd use yourself.

Describe your problem
Free 30-minute call · straight answer either way
Sound familiar?

You don't need to know what to build

If one of these sounds like your week, that's enough to start a conversation. Working out the rest is my job.

"Three people re-type the same information into three different places every day."
"Our customers keep calling to ask us things they could look up themselves."
"The software we pay for every month does about a fifth of what we need."
Or something else entirely — send it over.

What you end up with

Same four things every time, whatever gets built.
01
A working thing
Online at your own address, on your phone and your laptop, in use by your team.
02
The keys
Accounts and code in your name from day one. You are never locked in to me.
03
Instructions for humans
How to use it, and what to do if something looks wrong. Written for your staff, not for engineers.
04
Me, still reachable
Thirty days of support included, and a monthly arrangement afterwards only if you want one.
How it goes

Four steps, and you can stop after the second

The first two cost you nothing but an hour. Most of what goes wrong in software goes wrong here, so this part is slow on purpose.

01
A call, and some annoying questions
You walk me through the painful part of your week. Free, 30 to 45 minutes.
02
A plan and a fixed price
One page within a week: what gets built, in what order, what it costs. Yours to keep either way.
03
You see it every week
A real link you can click and try, not a progress report. Course corrections are cheap here.
04
Hand over, then stay reachable
Your team is trained, the instructions are written, and I’m on the end of an email for 30 days.

A recent build

Logistics · 6 weeks
screenshot of the real build
1200×900
Two dispatchers were copying job details out of email into a spreadsheet, then reading them back out over the phone.
Now the jobs arrive in one screen, drivers see their own list on their phones, and the spreadsheet is gone. Six weeks, fixed price, no new monthly software bill.
Client name available on request

Send me the hard part.

Describe the painful bit of your week in two paragraphs. I’ll tell you honestly whether it’s worth building — and I’ll say so if it isn’t.