Things we've shipped.

Problem A parts distributor tracked ninety thousand SKUs across fourteen linked spreadsheets. One wrong formula meant a week of counting shelves.

Built A small inventory app with barcode scanning, a nightly reconciliation report, and a read-only view for the sales team.

Result Counting time dropped from two days a month to about four hours, and the spreadsheets were retired in the first quarter.

Problem Land surveyors worked in places with no mobile coverage and wrote measurements on paper, then retyped them at the office.

Built An offline-first desktop and tablet app with a local database and a sync step that runs whenever a connection appears.

Result Retyping disappeared, and the office receives the day's measurements before the crew is back.

Problem A small accounting firm exported the same four reports by hand every month for each of its clients.

Built A command-line tool and a thin desktop wrapper that produces the full monthly pack from one export, with checks on the totals.

Result Roughly nine hours a month returned to the two people who were doing it manually.

Problem A courier company invoiced from a notebook and a phone, and spent the first week of every month chasing the gaps.

Built A simple invoicing app with offline capture on drivers' phones and one weekly export for the accountant.

Result Invoices now go out on the first working day, and the monthly chase is gone.

Problem A dental clinic booked everything by phone. Reception kept two paper diaries, and double bookings happened most weeks.

Built A booking calendar with one column per chair, automatic reminders, and a short no-show list the front desk checks each morning.

Result Double bookings stopped, and the morning shift now goes to patients instead of the telephone.

Problem A restaurant group planned shifts in a spreadsheet only one manager could open, so every change had to be texted to nine people.

Built A shift planner that checks for clashes, lets staff request swaps themselves, and exports a weekly summary for payroll.

Result Planning a week fell from about three hours to forty minutes, and nobody misses a shift any more.

Problem A five-person agency tracked leads in one shared inbox. Nobody could say which quotes were still open.

Built A small pipeline board with stages, follow-up reminders and a one-page weekly report.

Result Quotes stopped being forgotten, and the team finally had one list of open work.

Problem A metal workshop filled in paper checklists for every batch, and the folders were only opened when a customer complained.

Built A tablet checklist that records photos and measurements per batch, works offline on the shop floor, and flags readings outside the range.

Result The full history of a batch is now a search instead of a shelf, and defects are caught before shipping.