Client websites and systems in production, the software I build and license myself, and what I am working on right now.
Built, launched and handed over — each one running on infrastructure the client owns, with an admin panel their own staff use.
A full self-service CMS the school runs itself — no developer needed for day-to-day updates.
Embedded a full accounting engine into the admin portal — P&L and Balance Sheet the practice never had before.
The phone number appeared fifty times across the old build, including inside two meta descriptions. It now lives in one record the client edits himself.
Custom tools built around one specific bottleneck — the kind of job that quietly eats a day a week until someone automates it.
Not a PDF-to-Excel converter. It reads a whole folder of lab reports at once, understands which number belongs to which sample and test, and assembles a single structured Excel workbook in the exact layout the team reports in — work that used to take an engineer a full day, done in eight seconds.
Not client work — software JLR Dev owns and sells. Available to license, or as the starting point for something built around your business.
Open an IFC or STEP model on any phone and stand it on site at full scale.
A catalogue or brochure as a real page-turning flipbook, hosted on your own domain.
Everything a small fleet keeps in spreadsheets, in one installable app.
What I am building right now.
My first international engagement — an engineering consultancy in British Columbia, working across an eight-hour time difference.
Tell me what's slowing your team down. I'll tell you honestly what I can build and what it'll cost.