Fix what's broken
A focused repair when one bad page, form, or workflow is getting in the way of business.
- Contact forms that actually arrive
- Mobile, speed, and usability fixes
- Updates without rebuilding everything
Small fixes. Real time back.
Augusta, GA · LocalWhat do you still do by hand every week?
I build simple websites and time-saving tools for Augusta businesses and professional practices — without the agency runaround.
Built. Shipped. Working.
Simple Register on the App Store
VirtualChannels for macOS
Scoobyboard, a working operations dashboard
Who it's for
Built around how your office actually runs.
Pick your line of work. The problems below come straight from offices like yours — and every one of them is fixable.
Today · 8:05 AM
One screen
A morning-coffee dashboard — the kind of thing I build.
Fixed-price, written quotes
You own everything I build
HIPAA-aware when it matters
Local — I show up in person
Ways I can help
Start with the problem, not a package.
Some jobs need a clean website. Some need a small tool. Some need one broken piece repaired by Friday. The work should fit the problem — not the other way around.
Build the right-sized site
A clear, useful website built around what a customer needs to know before they call or buy.
- Service and local business websites
- Landing pages for a new offer
- Simple content you can maintain
Automate the busywork
Small internal tools that move information, send follow-ups, or make a messy process visible.
- Intake and follow-up workflows
- Dashboards and practical reporting
- Replacing copy-and-paste routines
Keep it running
Straightforward ongoing help for businesses that want one reliable person to call.
- Updates and small improvements
- Monitoring and routine maintenance
- Optional monthly support
Not sure which one you need? Good. You don't have to diagnose it before you call.
Describe the problem →Proof, not promises
Real things, out in the world.
The useful part isn't the technology. It's seeing a job through until it works for an actual person.
01Operations dashboard
Scoobyboard
A dense, real-time command center that pulls health, hosts, storage, networking, uptime, and energy usage into one useful view.
02App Store
Simple Register
A private checkbook register for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch, with household sharing through iCloud.
03macOS product
VirtualChannels
A native Apple silicon product that turns a personal media library into custom, always-on television channels — all on the local network.
How it works
No mystery. No six-week discovery phase.
A short conversation, a sensible plan, and a clear handoff. You'll always know what comes next.
- 1
Tell me what's annoying.
We'll spend 20 minutes on the task, the bottleneck, or the website problem. No sales deck.
- 2
Get a clear recommendation.
I'll tell you what I'd fix, what it should cost, and whether it's worth doing at all.
- 3
I build it. You get time back.
You'll know what's happening, what you're getting, and how to use it when it's done.
A quick gut check
We'll probably work well together if…
This sounds like you
- There's one specific thing wasting time or losing leads.
- You want a person you can reach, not an account manager.
- You care more about a useful result than trendy technology.
- You'd like to start small and expand only when it earns its keep.
Probably not the right fit
- You need a giant agency team and a six-month brand exercise.
- You want the cheapest possible bid with no conversation.
- You need someone to promise a miracle before seeing the problem.
That's okay. A useful "no" is better than dragging out the wrong project.
Augusta, Georgia
Close enough for coffee
Local means easy to reach.
You're not opening a ticket with a mystery team. You're talking to the person doing the work — someone who understands that your business still has to run while it gets fixed.
Straight answers
Things worth knowing before we talk.
No fine print hidden behind a discovery call. If your question isn't here, send it directly.
Ask me anythingDo you only work with Augusta businesses?
Augusta and the surrounding area come first because local access is useful. I can still take on remote work when the project is a strong fit and communication stays simple.
How much does a project cost?
It depends on the size of the problem. After the first call, you'll get a clear recommendation and quote before any work begins. A small repair stays a small repair; a larger build can be broken into sensible milestones.
Can you work with a practice that handles sensitive records?
Yes. My background is security operations, and builds for medical, legal, and financial offices are designed HIPAA-aware from the start — sensible access controls, audit trails, and data that stays where it belongs. I'm happy to sign an NDA or BAA before we discuss specifics.
Can you take over an existing website?
Usually, yes. I can fix or extend an existing site when the foundation is sound, and I'll tell you plainly when a clean rebuild would cost less than fighting the old one.
Do I have to sign a monthly contract?
No. Projects can stand on their own. Ongoing support is available when it makes sense, but it is never hidden inside the first quote.
Will I own what you build?
Yes. You should have the keys, the files, and a clear handoff. If a third-party service has its own fee, you'll know about it before it becomes part of the plan.
What if I don't know what I need?
That's normal. Start with the annoying task, the missed lead, or the thing your staff has learned to work around. Figuring out the smallest useful fix is part of the first conversation.
Start with the annoying part
Got a task you do by hand every week?
Tell me what it is. The first call is free, takes 20 minutes, and ends with an honest answer about whether I can help.
A link to the current site
The spreadsheet or form
A two-sentence description
No pitch deck. No obligation. No jargon.