When WordPress isn't enough
WordPress is brilliant for most things. But sometimes you need something it wasn't designed to do. A learning platform with custom progress tracking. A booking system that handles complex scheduling. A dashboard that pulls live data from three different APIs and presents it to your team in real time.
That's where custom development comes in. I build web applications using modern frameworks - Laravel, Node.js, or whatever stack makes sense for your project. The result is faster, leaner, and purpose-built for your workflow.
What I build
- Learning management systems. Custom course platforms with progress tracking, assessments, certificates, and student dashboards. Not off-the-shelf - designed around how you actually teach.
- Tracking and reporting apps. Real-time dashboards that pull data from your store, your shipping provider, your CRM - wherever it lives - and display it in one place.
- Booking and scheduling systems. Complex availability logic, recurring appointments, group bookings, integrated payments.
- API integrations. Connect your existing tools so they talk to each other. Sync inventory, automate fulfilment, push data between platforms.
- Client portals. Secure areas where your customers can log in, see their data, manage subscriptions, or access resources.
- Internal tools. Workflow automations, approval systems, reporting dashboards - the stuff that makes your team faster.
How I work
- Discovery. We talk through what you need, what you already have, and where the bottlenecks are. I'll ask a lot of questions.
- Plan. I map out the architecture, define the scope, and give you a clear timeline and cost. No black boxes.
- Build. Iterative development with regular check-ins. You see progress as it happens.
- Launch and support. I don't disappear after go-live. I stay involved, handle issues, and keep things running.
What I don't do
I don't build things that don't need building. If an existing tool or platform does 95% of what you need, I'll tell you. I won't take on a custom project just because it sounds interesting. The technology serves the business, not the other way around.
Tell me about your project