I build the websites, software, workflows and operating systems that make small businesses easier to run.
Website. Workflow. CRM. Automation. People. Process. It is almost always all of it at once, which is why nobody has fixed it yet.
Spec to production, one person. Everything below is the real product, not a mockup of one. The rest of the career is on the about page.
MLS infrastructure for Albanian real estate, built from nothing in a market that had no shared listings system. Agents run their own listings through their own portal, with no developer in the loop.
What if independent guides could run their whole business without handing a platform a cut of every booking? Bookings, waivers, payments and follow-up, on their own dashboard, at their own prices.
Donations and case management for volunteer animal rescuers, engineered to run on almost nothing and to outlive my involvement. The volunteers handle it themselves. It was built to not need me.
A crowd-moderated satire platform where the audience is the editor instead of an algorithm. Designed down to the token level, from the product spec through the contrast ratios.
A research pipeline that turns public business records into a ranked, evidence-backed prospect list for one client's towns and industries. Around 15,900 businesses scored, and research per prospect went from 25 minutes by hand to about one.
Three working systems you can drive yourself, right now, in the browser. Simulated data. Nothing is sent or stored.
A property inquiry comes in. The rules read the price tier, pick the right agent and fire the alert. The demo paces the steps out so you can watch it decide.
Try itIt reads each message, shows its reasoning, routes it to the right person and drafts the reply. Then it stops and waits for a human to approve.
Try itPlay a new client through intake, documents and the kickoff call while the owner's console keeps score. Miss a file on purpose and see the nudge get drafted, never sent on its own.
Try itAll three are built the way I build client systems: the machine does the work, a person keeps the last word.
When the thing doesn't exist yet.
Websites, applications, custom software and AI systems. Always with a back end you can run yourself, and the training so you actually do.
From $1,500
Most builds run $1,500 to $6,000. Fixed scope, fixed price.
When it exists and everyone hates using it.
Operations, workflows, CRM, automation and project rescue. The audit that finds what is broken, then the hands to fix it and the documentation so it stays fixed.
Audit $1,500
Ongoing operations from $2,500 a month.
When it works and nobody knows it exists.
Marketing, brand, events and fundraising. Everything it takes to get the thing in front of the people who pay for it.
From $1,500
Campaigns and events, quoted per project.
Most recent contract
A CPA firm hired me to build a local business owner marketing campaign, the CRM behind it, and the event that launched it. Three milestones, delivered and closed this month. Five out of five on Upwork, both ways, and his public review credits the work with a long list of leads and a repeatable tool for finding more that fit his business.
Not sure which one you need? That is usually the point. Tell me what is broken and I will tell you which of the three it is. Most people start small, with one fixed-scope fix: days or weeks, you see the result, and we go from there.
Tell me what's broken
Operations. Marketing. Technology. Hospitality. Real estate. Events. Behavioral science.
Seven industries. Every time I moved into a new one I found the same thing waiting: people working around a broken system instead of through it, holding the business together by hand because nobody had ever sat down and fixed the thing itself.
So I started building the systems. A failing restaurant became a $1.5M hospitality business. A $1M+ government compliance contract went from a 65 percent inspection pass rate to 95. A school gala raised $52,300 against a $50,000 goal. In most of those jobs I ended up writing software, because the tool I needed did not exist yet.
Licensed in real estate, trained in behavioral science, shipping software solo. The range is the point, because your problem never lives in just one department, and the reason people work around a broken system is almost never technical.
More about meI am also building something of my own.
You're not broken. You're programmed.
A book and AI companion built around the AHHAH Method™. In development with BuildUp Labs.
Explore DEPROGRAMTwo sentences is plenty. I will tell you whether I can fix it, how, and what it costs, usually within a day.
No mess is too weird.
Taking new clients · US citizen, working remotely worldwide
