You name it, I build it.
Have a task eating up precious time? Always wanted a better scheduling system but never had the time or money to build a custom one? I’ll get you a quote after one 20-minute meeting.

Checking invoices against a price list.
Here is what one of those checks looks like. It reads every line, holds it against the price you agreed to, and adds up what the difference is worth.
- Nitrile glovesbox of 100Agreed price $42.00Billed $42.00Quantity 24matches
- Blue shop towelscase of 12Agreed price $28.80Billed $34.56Quantity 1820.0% over $103.68
- Surface cleaner1 gallonAgreed price $9.50Billed $9.50Quantity 36matches
- Copier papercase of 10 reamsAgreed price $64.00Billed $80.00Quantity 1225.0% over $192.00
- Bin linerscase of 500Agreed price $38.50Billed $38.50Quantity 12matches
- Hand soap refill1 litreAgreed price $8.75Billed $9.10Quantity 404.0% over $14.00
- Floor cleanercase of 4 gallonsAgreed price $31.20Billed $43.68Quantity 2040.0% over $249.60
- Safety glassesbox of 12Agreed price $22.00Billed $22.00Quantity 8matches
Overcharged, this invoice
$559.28
Sample data, shaped like a real price check. Not a client’s invoice and not a client’s numbers.
4 of 8 lines were billed above the agreed price. $559.28 on this invoice.
What I build
- Internal tools that pull answers out of systems you already pay for
- Checks that catch errors before they cost you — pricing, billing, inventory
- Reports that generate themselves
- Small, specific things. Not platforms.
How I work
I sit with whoever does the task now and watch them do it. Then I build the smallest thing that removes it. If the honest answer is that a spreadsheet solves your problem, I’ll say so.