Local and small businesses deserve software that fits their actual problem. I build it fast and affordably, leveraging modern AI tooling to close the gap between what you need and what larger companies pay full engineering teams to build.
Six kinds of work I take on for shops and small teams.
When someone is deciding who to buy from, they look you up. Hours, what you offer, how to reach you, on a page that looks right on their phone. Think of it like the storefront they visit first: if it looks closed or confusing, they keep scrolling to the next place.
The clipboard system your shop already runs on, but on a screen everyone can share. Job tickets that do not get lost, a schedule the whole crew can see, or a simple tool so inventory is not stuck in one person's head.
Instead of a pile of spreadsheets, sticky notes, and folders named Final_v3, one clean filing cabinet for customers, jobs, and inventory. Look something up in seconds, and it stays accurate when people leave or get busy.
Like having someone put yesterday's numbers on one sheet every morning. Sales from the register, bookings from the calendar, inventory from the warehouse: one place to open, no five different logins, so you can see how the week is going before coffee.
The boring repeat work, done for you. A new lead hits your inbox and calendar without copy-paste. An order confirmation goes out without someone typing it. Like a reliable assistant who never forgets the same three steps.
Technical consulting for when you need an expert in the room. I translate the sales decks, vendor demos, and architecture talk into plain English, so you know what you are actually buying and can decide with confidence.