Real problems, working results.

Operations ran across several shared spreadsheets and an ageing database. Numbers never quite matched, stock visibility was guesswork, and reporting meant one person stitching files together by hand each week.

A single .NET system that became the source of truth for orders, stock and customers — with live dashboards and reporting that runs itself, hosted on Azure with proper backups.

A founder had a product generated quickly with AI tooling. It demoed well, but the data layer was inconsistent, logins failed unpredictably, and nobody could safely change anything without something else breaking.

I took over the codebase, fixed the data and authentication layers, removed the parts that couldn't be trusted, and got the core flows stable and shippable — with a clean structure the founder could actually build on.

The firm had paid for an off-the-shelf CRM that didn't match how they actually worked, so staff quietly went back to spreadsheets and email. Reporting to partners was slow and unreliable.

A bespoke CRM shaped around their real workflow and the reports the partners needed — so it became the tool people reached for first, and one fewer subscription to pay for.

A business-critical application built years ago still worked, but ran on end-of-life technology. It was slow, fragile, and the original developer was long gone — so nobody dared touch it.

I modernised it onto current .NET and Azure in stages, preserving every bit of data and keeping it running throughout — then documented it so it's maintainable again.