Portfolio · Software
The application the business actually runs on.
Multi-tenant platforms, client portals, and the internal consoles nobody demos but everybody uses. A schema that models the real domain, authentication that holds up, and integrations with the systems already in place, because the work only counts once it survives a Monday morning.
01SaaS Platform
Mobile Service Sync
Multi-tenant CRM for mobile service operators
A vertical SaaS CRM for mobile oil change operators. Jobber and Housecall Pro are general-purpose; this one knows what a 2019 Silverado takes, what the filter costs from a real distributor, and the fastest order to hit today's eight stops.
02Web App
LaneLab
Video stroke analysis platform for a swim coach
A swim coaching product built front-end first: the marketing site, the member portal where an athlete uploads footage and reads the review that comes back, and the coach console where those reviews get written. Every screen is real and clickable, running on mock data while the client signs off on the product itself.
03SaaS Platform
Poo Patrol Ops
The operations platform behind the business
The private half of The Poo Patrol. Where the public site takes bookings, this runs the company: crews, routes, payroll, receivables, ad spend, and the alerts that fire when a number moves the wrong way.
04SaaS Platform
NXR Advertiser Studio
Ad inventory portal and review desk
A two-sided advertising portal. Advertisers browse a podcast network, buy packages or build a campaign slot by slot, and upload creative. The network runs the other side: inventory, review, and placement.
05SaaS Platform
Home Service Freedom
Agency analytics for home service businesses
Clients connect their Jobber account and get one dashboard covering their business numbers and the results of the agency's Meta and Google marketing. The agency manages every client from the same app.
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