Service

Custom code, integrations and web interfaces

When a setting, plugin or native integration does not exist, a small amount of well-scoped code often does the job: connecting two systems, adding a missing control, or building a focused interface.

Build and connect

Typical work includes

  • API and webhook integrations
  • Custom scripts and embeds
  • Small web apps and interfaces

Who it helps

  • Businesses whose tools almost work together but need something in between.
  • Teams that want a simple internal page or form instead of another subscription.
  • Agencies that need development capacity for a client integration.

Problems this addresses

  • Two systems that should share data but have no native connection.
  • A platform missing one control or display that your team needs every day.
  • A spreadsheet or manual step that has become the real system.
  • Code someone added years ago that nobody understands now.

What an engagement may include

  • Integrations through documented APIs and webhooks, with error handling and logging.
  • Custom JavaScript, CSS and embeds for platforms that allow them, such as HighLevel, Kajabi and WordPress.
  • Small web interfaces and internal tools built with TypeScript, scoped to one clear job.
  • Reviewing and documenting existing custom code before it is changed.
  • Hosting and ownership agreed in the scope, so you know where the code runs and who can change it.

Examples of what is in scope

These describe the kind of work I do. They are not client case studies.

  • Syncing form submissions to a CRM

    Receiving a webhook, validating the data, creating or updating the contact, and alerting someone when a step fails.

  • A focused internal dashboard

    One page that pulls the few numbers or records a team checks daily, instead of logging in to several tools.

What I need to assess it

  • The systems involved and what should move between them.
  • Any API documentation or access limits you know about.
  • Where the code should run, if you already have hosting.
  • API keys and account access only after we agree to work together, through a secure method. Do not email passwords.

How delivery and support are agreed

  • Scope first: inputs, outputs, failure handling and who owns the code afterwards.
  • One-time builds and agreed maintenance are both possible, with support terms stated per engagement.
  • Third-party APIs can change; we agree how changes are noticed and handled.

Next step: send a short brief

Send a short brief describing your platform, the problem and the outcome you want. I reply personally, and we agree the scope before any work begins.

Other services

  • A HighLevel account that matches how your business sells: set up or migrated cleanly, with funnels, workflows and dashboards your team can follow.

  • A Kajabi site that fits your offer: pages, custom sections and course or membership experiences that look intentional and load quickly.

  • A WordPress site that presents your business clearly and stays easy to update: designed, built or customized around the pages you actually need.

  • Repeated admin turned into workflows that run the same way every time, with alerts when a step fails and AI only where it helps.

  • Member areas and dashboards people can find their way around, in Kajabi, HighLevel or a custom build, shaped around what members and staff need first.

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