custom software
Software built for how you work.
Not a platform. The specific thing your business needs, built by the person you talk to.
What I build
Internal tools
Quoting, scheduling, invoicing, job tracking — the process currently held together by a spreadsheet.
POS & inventory
Point-of-sale, stock counts, and sales reporting sized to your business rather than a big-box template.
Integrations
Getting two systems to talk so nobody is re-typing data from one into the other.
Web & desktop apps
Browser-based for teams, or desktop with the data on your own machine. Whichever fits how you work.
How a project runs
- 1We talk through what the software has to do and who uses it.
- 2You get a fixed price and a timeline before anything starts.
- 3I build it, showing you working versions as it goes.
- 4It goes live, and you get the code, credentials, and documentation.
What you get
- You own it. Code, data, and documentation are yours, written so another developer could pick it up.
- No per-seat pricing. Your tenth hire doesn't change the bill.
- Support from whoever built it. Not a ticket queue reading from a script.
- Free bug fixes for as long as you use it. New features quoted when you want them.
Worth reading first
- When custom software beats off-the-shelf — and the more common case where it doesn't.
- Startup software consulting without a CTO — if you're pre-launch rather than established.
- SaBooks — a small app I built for my own paperwork, as an example of the scale I mean.
Billed as a fixed price for one-time builds, or monthly if I host and run it — the full breakdown is here. The first conversation is free, and sometimes ends with me telling you to keep what you've got. Get in touch →