Custom softwarebuilt aroundyour business.
Spreadsheets, dashboards and small tools written for the way your business already runs. Built from scratch, priced up front, and yours to keep.
Spreadsheets that do the math
The quote sheet that cannot be filled in wrong. The monthly report with every formula already done. Excel and Google Sheets both.
Dashboards that answer the question
One screen with the four numbers you actually check, updating on its own instead of being assembled every Monday.
Small tools built for your business
A booking sheet, a stock tracker, a pricing calculator. Built around how you already work rather than the other way round.
Getting two systems to talk
Moving data between the software you already pay for, so nobody is retyping it by hand.
Want AI agents handling a workflow for you instead? That is my AI business consulting service.
Dashboards I run every day
Every one of these pulls live numbers from a data provider, does the maths nobody wants to do by hand, and puts the answer on one screen. I built them for my own trading, and I use them every morning.
Market breadth terminal
Twelve tabs across several stock indexes at once. It pulls prices for every member stock through an API, measures how many are rising, falling or stretched, and matches today against every similar day in history. The heavy maths runs in the background so the page never freezes.
Commodity terminal
147 commodities and 35 years of daily prices, merged with inventory, crop and weather data from the EIA, USDA, NOAA and the London Metal Exchange. It adjusts for inflation and flags when price and fundamentals agree, or contradict each other.
Options strategy dashboard
Live options data from ORATS, boiled down to one page that answers a single question: which strategy fits this situation. Volatility, skew and term structure, each on its own panel.
Live portfolio risk monitor
Connects to a brokerage account, streams positions live and keeps a full history in a database. Risk that used to mean five open screens now fits on one.
Sentiment composite
Six public sentiment and positioning measures combined into one score, each tested against what the market actually did next. A companion bot posts a summary card to Discord every day without anyone touching it.
The plumbing is the same whatever the numbers are. Sales from Square or Shopify, jobs from Jobber or QuickBooks, a Google Sheet your team already fills in. Pulled on a schedule, combined, and put on one screen that tells you when something crosses a line you care about.
I watch you do it once
Most of these jobs are misdescribed until you see them happen. So the first hour is you doing the task normally while I take notes, and then I go away and build it.
An hour watching the real job
Including the awkward exceptions that never make it into the description.
A fixed quote, before any building
You see the hours and the total first. If it is not worth it, I will say so and we stop there.
You own it outright
No subscription to me, no licence, no lock-in. It is your file and it keeps working if you never call again.
A fixed price, quoted up front
The first visit is $175, spent watching the job. After that you get one fixed price for the build rather than an open meter, because nobody wants an unbounded bill for software.