Software we still live with.
Products we own, ship, and operate. Proof we finish things and stick around after launch day. Client work is usually quieter — ask on a call.
Cross-platform inventory tracker with QR labels.
Print labels, scan boxes, know what's in them. Works the same on a phone, a tablet, or a laptop, with one shared backend.
Local two-phone baby monitor. No cloud.
Two phones on the same Wi-Fi — one stays in the room, the other listens. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no account. On Google Play now, with iOS coming soon.
Lawn and land management for small operators.
Routing, jobs, and crew tracking for one-truck lawn services and small land-management businesses. Built to be useful from day one for solo operators.
Property lines on a map, with honest GPS.
Parcel boundaries from public records, your position with an accuracy ring, and the county details where they're published. On the App Store and Google Play.
A time clock that keeps the timesheet for you.
Clock in once and DillyDone handles the rest — work, breaks and meetings each on their own line, totals added up, ready to export as PDF or CSV. No account, no cloud. On Google Play now, with iOS coming soon.
Home canning inventory and local swap network.
Track what you've put up, what's in the pantry, and what your neighbors have to trade. Web, iOS, and Android with a shared .NET API.
Hyperlocal home-baked bread marketplace.
A marketplace where home bakers list their goods and neighbors reserve and pay at handoff. Built with Next.js, .NET, and PostGIS for hyperlocal discovery.