San Jose web development, done properly.
Some businesses need more than pages. A quote calculator, a client portal, a booking system that talks to your calendar, an inventory tool your crew uses in the field. I build those — and then I keep running them, which is the part most agencies hand off.
What's included
Custom web apps
Multi-tenant platforms, dashboards, and internal tools. Van Line Pro — moving-company software with quoting, inventory, and dispatch — is my own product built this way.
Client portals
A logged-in area where your customers see their jobs, documents, and invoices instead of emailing you to ask.
Integrations
CRMs, payment processors, calendars, and databases wired together so your systems stop disagreeing with each other.
Maintenance that continues
I stay on the projects I build. When something breaks at an awkward hour, you are contacting the person who wrote it.
Common questions
- What do you build with?
- Next.js and TypeScript, deployed on Vercel, with Postgres for data. For iOS, SwiftUI. I keep the stack narrow on purpose so I can support everything I ship.
- Can you work on an existing codebase?
- Often, yes. Send me the repository and I will tell you honestly whether it is worth extending or whether rebuilding would cost you less in the long run.
Got something you want built?
Tell me what the business does and what is getting in the way. I will tell you honestly whether I am the right person for it.