One tool or dashboard around the job your team runs from a spreadsheet, built a week at a time. $997, one payment each.
The rules live in one head, so work waits.
Read the caseThe same customer, address and price, copied again.
A wrong price or product becomes a return or a refund.
Read the caseAds, shop and CRM each report alone, and the numbers never agree.
Most things aren't worth building. I'd rather say so in week one.
Each week takes the top tasks off the board.
In Progress
One screen for the worst part
Ranked by You
Shipped: sheet data moved into a database
Two tools I shipped in 2020. Both still ran five years later.
Read the cases: parcel desk, warehouse.
Small businesses that run a job, or their numbers, from spreadsheets.
Right For
Better Elsewhere
A simple, predictable and transparent process that eliminates development headaches.
Pay for the week and you get a dedicated task board. Work starts the next working day.
Walk me through the job once. I map the steps, the rules and who does what.
The data moves into a database, then one screen for the worst part, tried on real work.
You comment on the board and I revise until you're satisfied.
You approve finished work. A short walkthrough moves the team off the sheet.
More screens or fixes later? Book another week.
One price per week of work. No per-seat fees.
— 1-week delivery
One tool or dashboard for the job your team runs from spreadsheets.
Find the job and the rules that live in someone's head, move only the columns that matter into a database, then build one screen around how the team works.
A shared Google Sheet with a form in front, or Airtable's free plan. A custom tool pays off when rules outgrow a template: on one order desk, no builder I tested held the pricing rules.
$997 a week, one payment each; a single form or a first dashboard fits in one. The parcel tool runs on about $3 a month.
Yes: one dashboard that reads what your team writes and pulls ads, analytics, the shop, the CRM or Stripe on a schedule. If a source can't be pulled, you hear it first.
Each platform counts by its own rules and credits sales to its own ads. A dashboard can't make them agree; it sets ad results against the orders the shop recorded.
JavaScript and TypeScript on my default stack: React or Next.js, Firebase behind. It can install like an app on a phone.
They shape it as it lands: the people who do the job comment before the next task starts. On the parcel desk, training took 30 minutes.
I revise until you're satisfied. Nothing renews, and the tool keeps running on your accounts.
Fill in the project form, about a minute. I reply the next working day; if it fits, with a first plan and a call invite.
Jurij understand the core problem, insists on building the right experiences for the customers.
Kunal Modi
Founder @ SOAPNoteAI
Working with Jurij is an absolute joy, consistently exceeds expectations.
Janis Ozolins
Content Creator
Consistently delivered quality code in great time, very hard working & precise.
Bartosz Poźniak
CEO @ MyCointainer
The kind of engineer that every company on the planet would be lucky to have.
Hosam Mazawi
COO @ LemonUnit
Internal Tools & Dashboards fits small businesses best: owners and small teams buying one tech job at a time.
“Each order typed by hand into three tools”: where your hours go, and the top fix done.
“No one to call when tech breaks”: every tool, login and cost mapped, and the urgent fixes done.
“What can AI do for my business?”: one AI experiment on your real work, kept only if it pays.
“My site launched, then went quiet”: the site and the system to run it, in one week.
Internal Tools & Dashboards
“My team works from spreadsheets”: the first screen off the sheet, or a dashboard of your numbers.
“My tools cost more every month”: every subscription mapped, and one replaced by a tool you own.
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