I build practical software that connects with real hardware and real business workflows: dashboards, quote tools, display controllers, arcade front ends, kiosks, local trackers, and small apps that do a specific job properly.
This is for people who need a real working tool, not a pile of confusing subscriptions. West Auckland based, Auckland wide.
Quote helpers, lead trackers, stock lists, job notes, customer portals, dashboards, and admin tools built around how the business already works.
Game menus, controller mapping, startup flow, shutdown behaviour, screen setup, and handover for arcade cabinets and gaming rooms.
Pi systems for shop displays, dashboards, booking screens, menu boards, touch kiosks, playback control, and small local services.
Connect website forms, missed-call notes, messages, quotes, follow-ups, reminders, and simple AI helpers so leads do not disappear.
Build or configure a Linux computer for private AI tools, document helpers, dashboards, local storage, and practical owner-controlled workflows.
Trackers, libraries, media tools, home dashboards, collection databases, reminders, and simple apps that stay on your own machine.
Data sovereignty, in plain language, means knowing where your data lives, who can access it, how it is backed up, and whether you can export or move it later.
Some systems can run on your own computer, Raspberry Pi, mini-PC, or server instead of depending entirely on another subscription.
Customer leads, quotes, stock, files, personal collections, and business notes should not be trapped in a tool you cannot leave.
You should know where the files are, how to back them up, and what to do if the system needs moving or rebuilding later.
A personal bullion tracker has been packaged for download, with a clean open-source starter rebuild available for terminal install and review.
