All Case Studies
An archive of all the MVPs, systems, and automation pipelines I've built. Every project is focused on real business value.
Selected work only
Most client systems are internal tools and private dashboards I can't publish. Message me and I'll walk you through them.
OpsMind (AOL)
F&B operators run their business across separate tools for reservations, customers, stock, and sales, so no one view shows what actually happened today or what to do next.
Octavia
Small businesses can't staff their Messenger inbox 24/7, so customer questions and orders go unanswered outside business hours.
FlowForge
Teams rely on repeated manual handoffs between tools, making status, timing, and accountability hard to track.
Centralized Operational System for Water Service Management
Managing records, coordination, and internal workflows for water service organizations is often decentralized and inefficient.
OpsMind — Inventory
Stock counts drift when sales and recipes aren't wired to inventory, leaving operators guessing at reorder points.
OpsMind — POS
Point-of-sale is usually a closed system that doesn't feed the rest of the business its numbers.
Streamlined B2B Transactions and Order Management
Supplier-to-business transactions and order management are often manual, error-prone, and inefficient.
OpsMind — CRM
Guest relationships get lost when customer history lives outside the systems that record bookings and sales.
Booking SaaS
Service businesses lose revenue when scheduling, availability, and client bookings are handled through scattered tools and manual coordination.
OpsMind — Booking
Restaurants juggle reservations, menu updates, and in-service table orders across paper, chat, and disconnected tools.
The Cat Sanctuary
A cafe wants a clear way to tell a short story about how it supports cat rehab while collecting donations and managing campaign content.
Streamlined Client Engagement for Custom Software Solutions
Presenting complex software capabilities to potential clients can be confusing and unstructured.
Opsidian
Knowledge work gets fragmented when tasks, notes, and events live in separate places with weak relationships.
TrackiFi
Personal finance tools often record transactions without helping users understand the behavior behind their spending.
