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Factory Floor
Task app for a print factory. Staff use it on shared tablets, and it pulls the roster from Deputy.
I build the apps and automations your business runs on.
I'm Jerome. I've been building software since 2016, and these days I work directly with founders and small teams. Most projects have a working first version within a few weeks.
Open to new projects
What I build
Three kinds of work, often mixed together in one project.
MVPs and web apps
You have an idea, or a process stuck in a spreadsheet. I turn it into an app people can use on their phone or computer.
See Delivery Orders and Relay
Internal tools and dashboards
Task boards, kiosks, admin panels and dashboards. The everyday tools your team needs, built around the way they already work.
See Factory FloorAutomations and integrations
If your team copies data from one app into another, that can usually be automated. I also add AI where it helps, like summarising long documents.
See RecordSyncCase studies
View all work[Screenshot: RecordSync order screen, demo data]
RecordSync
Law firms order medical records from inside Filevine. AI cuts a 500-page record down to a few pages.
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Relay
My own task tracker. I update it by telling Claude what I finished.
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Delivery Orders
Replaced the paper order list for our delivery business. 100–200 orders a week.
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How a project goes
Intro call
A free 30-minute call. You tell me what you need and I'll tell you if I'm a good fit.
Project plan
A short paid planning step. You get the screens, what we build first, a timeline and a fixed price. If we go ahead, the fee comes off the build.
Build
I share progress as I go, and you get something you can click through early on.
Launch and handoff
We go live, and I hand over documentation and guides so your team can run it. If you need help after that, I'm around.
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Who you'll work with
You work with me directly, from the first call to the handover. I plan the project, I build it, and I'm the person you message when you have a question.
More about meIs this a good fit?
Probably yes, if
- You need a first version of your product in front of users
- Your team runs on spreadsheets, paper or group chats and it's starting to hurt
- Your tools don't talk to each other and someone copies data by hand
Probably not, if
- You need a large team working full time on it for a year
- You want coding to start before we agree on what we're building
Not sure? Book the call anyway. If I'm not the right person, I'll say so and point you somewhere better.
Questions founders ask
Something else on your mind? Ask me on the call.
How much does a project cost?
It starts with the project plan, which is a small fixed fee. The plan gives you a fixed price for each phase of the build, so you know the cost before any building starts. Build payments are split into parts: some upfront, some halfway, the rest on delivery. If part of the work can't be estimated yet, like an outside service nobody has tested, I quote that part by the hour.
Do I have to build with you after the plan?
No. The plan is yours to keep. If you'd rather take it to another developer, you can.
How long until I have something working?
Usually a few weeks for a first version. Factory Floor had a working version in 3 weeks and the full first release in 9.
You're in the Philippines. How does that work?
My clients are mostly in Australia and the US. With Australia our working days line up. With the US we overlap in your morning or evening, and you get written updates either way.
Who owns the app and the code?
You do. You're paying for my work, so the app, the code and the accounts are yours. Where I can, I set everything up on your own accounts from the start.
Can you work on something that's already built?
Often, yes. I've rebuilt a desktop app as a web app and connected new tools to systems like Filevine and Deputy. Show me what you have on the call.
What happens after launch?
You get documentation and guides so your team can run it. If you want me to keep improving it, I offer monthly support as a set number of hours.