Small business app development
A spreadsheet and a shared inbox can run a small firm, until two people edit the same row. I build a small application for one job you can name. If a tool you already have will do it, or a smaller automation will, I'll say that.
20 minutes. No pitch, no commitment.
Who it's for
Owners who can describe the job. A tracker, a simple client portal, an internal tool the off-the-shelf options keep missing. Agencies and consultancies included.
This is a poor fit for a staffed build of a product idea that isn't part of how you already work. If nobody can describe the job, we don't start by writing code.
Problems it solves
The sheet is the system, and people overwrite each other. Or the software you bought almost fits, so every day has a workaround.
You don't have a developer. A quote showed up for a platform when you needed a list, a form, and a status you can trust. You're worried you will be stuck with something only the builder can change.
What you get
- A first version that does the one job
- Usable without you becoming technical
- Notes on how it works, and the application is yours to keep
- A straight no when a tool you already have will do the job
The first version covers the job we named. It isn't a build of a product you haven't started using.
How it works
- On a 20-minute call, describe who uses it, what they enter, and what done looks like for one record.
- I'll tell you whether an app is the right shape.
- We scope that first version to the one job.
- I build it, you try it on real work, and you leave with the application and the notes.
Before you book
Write that one-record description before you book. If you can't fill it in, an app isn't the next step. Write the process down first.
If you aren't sure which job to start with, take the free AI Opportunity Audit. Tell me how your week runs. I'll send an AI Opportunity Snapshot: what stood out, what's worth handing to AI first, and your next move.
Let's see what makes sense
Tell me what's eating your time, or where AI feels like it's happening at you instead of for you. I'll give you a straight answer on whether software or AI can actually help. If it can't, I'll say so.
Simple conversation. No pitch, no commitment.
Priced to the outcome and the value it creates — never per seat.