Apps
Custom tools for the way your business works.
Phone apps for iPhone and Android, web apps, and internal tools. When an off-the-shelf app does not fit the job, I build the specific thing your customers or your team need.
Possible project scopes, not completed engagements
Four ways an app earns its keep.
- 01
Phone apps
Native apps for iPhone and Android when the job belongs in someone’s pocket: field work, check-ins, loyalty, or anything that needs the camera, location, or notifications.
- 02
Customer tools
A portal, booking flow, or self-service screen that gives customers a direct way to get something done.
- 03
Internal workflows
Replace the spreadsheet and the group text with a focused tool your team actually wants to open.
- 04
Connected systems
Move information between the services you already pay for so nobody re-types it.
Interaction
Beginning state, one action, useful result.
Step through a sample flow. Every step is operable by keyboard and can be reset.
Interactive demonstration
Sample data, pending approved flowA request arrives
A new request lands in a queue with the details the team needs, instead of in three different inboxes.
Sample Customer · 14 ft × 20 ft deck · photos attached
Prepare estimateOne click to prepare the next step
The team member opens the request and picks the next action. The tool fills in what it already knows.
A draft ready for review
A draft estimate is prepared from the price list. Nothing is sent until a person approves it.
Scope
How scope gets defined.
We start with the task, the people doing it, and what the first version has to do. Then we agree on a scope that is small enough to ship and useful on day one. Integrations are chosen after discovery, once feasibility is checked.
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What are you looking to build?
A website, an app, or a tool your team has been doing by hand. A rough idea is enough to start the conversation.