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Android apps & custom software

Some jobs outgrow a spreadsheet and a shared inbox. I design, build, and publish software made around how your business already works, from native Android apps on Google Play to web apps and customer portals.

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Each of these starts the same way: one workflow, understood properly, before a line of code is written.

An Android app

A native app for your customers or your team, built, tested, and published to Google Play under your own account.

  • Designed and built for Android devices
  • Store listing, screenshots, and release handled
  • Updates and new versions published as needed

A web app or portal

A place for customers or staff to see jobs, quotes, and records, instead of chasing scattered email threads.

  • Customer and staff portals with secure sign-in
  • Job tracking, quotes, and shared records
  • Dashboards that show the numbers you check often

An internal tool

The small piece of software that removes a daily job nobody should still be doing by hand.

  • Forms, reminders, and scheduled reports
  • Integrations with the tools you already pay for
  • Data imported from your existing spreadsheets

I am not outsourcing this. These are products I designed, built, and shipped myself, and they are in use today.

The LMSA Android app for local AI models

40,000+ installs on Google Play

LMSA

An Android client for LM Studio, Ollama, and OpenRouter. Chats stay on your own network, with an encrypted on-device history and no tracking.

The AppBlips text-to-app generator

Live product

AppBlips

A text-to-app generator that turns a plain English description into a working, single-file app with a live preview.

The Origami AI local studio interface

Runs in the browser

Origami AI

Turns a PDF deck into a narrated video presentation in the browser, using WebGPU so the files never leave the machine.

A hand holding an Android phone showing a chat app, with a laptop on the desk

Spend where it matters

Start with one workflow.

Custom software is worth building when it removes work you are already paying for in time. We pick the single job that costs you the most, build that properly, and only add to it once the first version is being used every day.

  • One workflow scoped and costed before building
  • A working version you can try early
  • App store accounts and licences in your name
  • Hosting and ongoing costs explained up front
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A rough idea is enough. I'll help you work out the details.

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