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I'm Jake. I build websites and the systems behind them, and I've spent [X] years doing it for [previous roles / employers / industries]. These days I run my own multi-channel resale operation — which means I'm not just a developer, I'm also the small business owner who has to live with the tools. That changes how I build.

Most of the automation I sell started as something I built for myself: listing pipelines that push inventory to five marketplaces at once, sale detection that pulls a listing everywhere else within seconds, alerting that pings my phone when something breaks at 2 a.m., document generators that turn a spreadsheet into a stack of finished PDFs. I've since built the same kinds of tools for clients, including a law firm that was fighting its own Word add-ins.

What I'm good at

• Websites that are done right. Clean design, fast load, mobile first, hosted somewhere sensible, with the domain and email sorted.
• Back-office tools. Admin panels, dashboards, and forms built in Python and React on Postgres — plain, durable stack that any future developer can pick up.
• Automation with a paper trail. Scheduled jobs, notifications, PDF and label generation, integrations with the platforms you already use, and browser automation for the ones that don't have an API.
• Operations, not just launches. Monitoring, backups, self-hosted or cloud infrastructure, and the honest answer to "should this be a person or a script?"
• Hardware when it matters. Electronics, embedded systems, and fabrication — useful when your workflow touches a printer, scanner, scale, or a physical device on the floor.

How I work

Small scopes, fixed prices where I can, and working software you can click on every week. I'd rather tell you a project isn't worth doing than sell you a big one. When we're done you own everything — code, accounts, and documentation — and you can keep me on for upkeep or walk away clean.

Background

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