Self-hosted software running for real businesses around Richmond. Not demos, not mockups, systems people use every day to get paid, stay stocked, and stay off the clipboard. A couple you can click into right here.
A self-hosted inventory and operations platform for a plumbing business. Live stock and parts tracking, automated daily reports and shopping lists, and a data layer that maps field jobs, tracks lead pipes, forecasts freezes, and watches permits and demand. Built on InvenTree with Python services, behind single sign-on.
Secure checkout with card, Apple Pay, Cash App, and PayPal through Stripe. One-tap invoice links, tips, clear fees, and automated receipts. Running on this domain, taking real money.
A signup landing page built for H2O Professional Services, Richmond's 5-star plumber: seasonal reminders, member offers, and a double opt-in flow in the client's own brand. This copy is a working prototype, the production version runs on their site.
A dispatch panel that decides when past customers get a maintenance reminder, per service, on the interval the shop sets. It feeds a ServiceTitan automation. The real one sits behind the client's single sign-on; this is a working copy with demo data, so poke at it.
A fast, private knowledge base for capturing and finding everything that matters. Self-hosted and searchable, with no cloud account required.
One front door to a whole stack of tools. A clean directory with custom icons and single sign-on, so people find what they need.
An automated morning briefing. Sources pulled, ranked, and emailed on schedule every day, using grounded search.
The part nobody sees, sized to the business. Bare-metal installs, virtualization, and Docker; a hardened reverse proxy with SSO and TLS; and a reliable mail pipeline. From a one-room shop to a multi-site operation.
Aftercare reminders timed to each service and tied to ServiceTitan, so every booked job reports the revenue it came from. Plus newsletters and the operational mail pipeline, self-hosted: no per-contact fees, ever.
One command takes a new Windows machine from box to field-ready in under an hour: standard apps, disk encryption, locked-down accounts, and a runbook anyone can follow. Every terminal identical.
Intrusion detection reading every request at the edge, uptime monitors that email before the phone rings, single sign-on on every door, and phishing awareness campaigns for the crew.
Company files with a clean web interface, on hardware they own. Google sign-in, drag and drop from any browser, no Dropbox subscription and no per-seat fees.
Phones, tablets, and laptops enrolled with settings pushed over the air, compliance enforced, and remote lock or wipe when a device goes missing from a truck. 28 devices under management, every one currently compliant.
The same approach, sized to what you run: simple, self-hosted, and built so you own it. Tell me the problem and I will quote the build.
Tell me the problem. I will tell you straight whether I can build it and what it would cost. No pressure, no jargon.