built around how your business actually runs

off-the-shelf software fits the average business. yours isn't average — that's why there's still a spreadsheet holding part of it together.

custom software is for when nothing on the menu is the shape of your problem: the multi-brand ordering system on my work page exists because no ordering product could split one cart into a ticket and payout per kitchen. that unusual middle part is most of what i build.

starting at $3,500 · written fixed quote before any work starts · based in california, working with businesses across the u.s.

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sounds familiar?

you've outgrown the spreadsheet that runs part of the business
off-the-shelf tools each do 70% of what you need
your industry has a workflow no product understands
you're paying for five subscriptions to approximate one system

what i build for this

operations systems designed around your real workflow
web apps your team logs into every day
the database, accounts, permissions and reports underneath
migrations off the spreadsheet without losing history
one system replacing several almost-right subscriptions

proof, not promises

multi-brand ordering

one cart across many restaurant brands; the server re-prices every line, splits a ticket per vendor and computes each vendor's fee. no off-the-shelf product does that.

see everything that's running →

questions people ask first

how do i know custom is worth it vs off-the-shelf?

if an existing product does 90% of what you need, buy it — i'll tell you so in the free call. custom wins when the missing 30% is the part your business actually runs on.

what does custom software cost?

full builds start at $3,500 and scale with scope. quotes are written and fixed, with staged payments tied to milestones you can see working.

what happens if you get hit by a bus?

the code, repo, accounts and documentation are in your name from day one. any competent developer can pick it up — nothing is set up to make me irreplaceable.

tell me what you need or email leon directly →