Custom software & app development — Quincy, MASoftware that fits how you actually work — not the other way round.
When off-the-shelf tools don’t fit, I build customer portals, inventory dashboards, booking systems and mobile apps around the way your business really runs — in small phases, so costs stay predictable.
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| Jasmine rice 25 lb | 12 | Reorder |
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What I build most.
Every business is different. These are the tools small teams ask for most.
Dashboards
Sales, inventory and jobs on one screen instead of five spreadsheets.
Customer portals
Customers check orders, invoices, documents or progress without calling you.
Booking & scheduling
Built around your rooms, staff and rules — not a generic template.
Mobile apps
iPhone and Android apps for your customers, or for your crew out in the field.
Inventory & ordering
Stock levels synced with your POS and suppliers, with reorder alerts before you run out.
Rescue old systems
Get your data out of aging software and into tools your team actually likes using.
Built in small, safe steps.
No giant contract, no year-long project. You get working software every few weeks and decide what comes next.
- 01Map the real workflowI sit with the people who’ll use it and sketch the screens on paper before any code.
- 02Ship phase oneThe smallest useful version in 3–6 weeks, on a live link your team can start using.
- 03Grow it togetherEach next phase is scoped and priced up front, so you only pay for what earns its keep.
What’s included.
- Discovery & screen sketches
- Web app or mobile app
- Secure logins & roles
- Connections to your tools
- Hosting in your name
- Full source code handed over
- Staff training
- 30 days of free fixes
Custom software questions.
Why not just use off-the-shelf software?
Often you should — and I’ll say so. Custom makes sense when you’re paying for five tools that don’t talk to each other, or bending your whole process around software that doesn’t fit.
Who owns the code?
You do. The code, the hosting accounts and the data are all in your name from day one.
What if you’re not available later?
I build with common, well-documented tools (React, Next.js, Postgres, React Native) and write everything down, so any good developer can pick it up.
How do you keep costs predictable?
Every phase has a fixed price agreed before work starts. If something new comes up, we price it as its own small phase — no surprise invoices.
Let’s sketch it on a napkin.
Bring the spreadsheet or workaround you’re tired of. On the free call, we’ll sketch the tool that replaces it.
Book a free call