Custom tools
A small app made for one job in your business. It fits how you already work, so there is little to learn.
Real example: Studio Ledger, a budgeting app built around how one artist gets paid.
Services
I work with small shops and businesses. You do not need to know anything about software. You only need to know which task wastes your time.
A small app made for one job in your business. It fits how you already work, so there is little to learn.
Real example: Studio Ledger, a budgeting app built around how one artist gets paid.
If a typo in a routine task can cost you data or money, I wrap that task in a preview, a backup and a confirmation.
Real example: the Safe SQL console, which replaced hand-typed database commands.
Rules that watch for what matters and tell you in a way you cannot miss. You stop checking screens.
Real example: Light alerts, which I use many times a day.
A messy calculation becomes a clear plan with counts, steps and progress.
Real examples: the Circle base planner and the Logic designer.
A one-time look through your records to find odd patterns, with the evidence written down so a person can decide.
Real example: finding automated accounts in more than 100 million records.
A clearer screen on top of a system or a device you already use.
Real examples: a rebuilt site frontend and a desktop control panel.
A good fit
Not a good fit
How I work
You show me the task and where the time goes. I ask questions until I understand it.
I build something you can click. It does the core of the job and nothing more.
You try it on real work. We fix what feels wrong.
You get the tool, how to run it, and the files. It is yours.
I stay reachable when something changes.
Pricing
Every task is different, so I give you a price for your job before I start. You pay for a result, not for hours.
Tell me the task and I will reply with what a tool could do and what it would cost.
Describe it in a few lines. I will reply with what a tool could do, and whether it is worth building.
Tell me your repetitive task