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I'm based in Spokane and I build software for businesses here and across the Inland Northwest — ordering systems, booking sites, internal tools, and the automations that take repetitive work off your team. You deal with me directly, not an account manager.
Tell me what's slow, broken, or manual. I'll tell you honestly whether software fixes it — sometimes the answer is that it doesn't.
Scope, timeline, and cost in plain English before any work starts. No hourly surprises.
A live link from week one. You see progress instead of waiting for a big reveal at the end.
Launch, monitoring, and someone local to call when something needs changing.
Feteers is a Spokane restaurant — I built their online ordering, kitchen display system, staff time-clock, and the site itself. All Motors Center is a Spokane auto and semi-truck repair shop — I built their lead-generation site and local search presence. Both are live and both are local; you're welcome to look at them before deciding anything.
See the work →No — I work with clients across the US and the Middle East. But if you're local, you get the practical benefits: same timezone, same business hours, and a straight conversation instead of a ticket queue.
For local projects, usually yes. Most of the work happens over calls and a shared link, but for bigger projects meeting once early tends to save a lot of back-and-forth.
A focused business website is a small project; a full ordering or booking system is a bigger one. Run the free planner on this site for a realistic range in about a minute, then we'll firm it up on a call.
No. You're hiring the person who does the work. That means fewer layers, faster answers, and no account manager relaying your questions to someone else.
That's common. I'll look at it and tell you honestly whether it needs fixing or replacing — replacing is the expensive answer and isn't always the right one.
Tell me what your business needs. I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right fit — and roughly what it would take.