I work as a sole full-stack developer: requirements, data model, interface, and delivery are one person's responsibility, so nothing falls between roles. Every service below links to a real system I've shipped.
Operations systems
Web apps your staff run every shift — replacing the paper registers and notebooks a business quietly depends on.
Inventory, stock, and reconciliation with variance flags
Credit-customer accounts and running ledgers
Staff roles, shift workflows, and daily reporting dashboards
The numbers the business prices against, computed continuously
We start with how the business actually runs — the morning price entry, the shift close, the notebook that must die. The software is shaped around that, not the other way round.
Build in working slices
You get a usable system early and we grow it in production. The first shift closed in the app teaches more than a month of specification documents.
Run it with you
I stay through rollout — training staff, watching real data hit the system, and fixing what the real world finds. Then ongoing support as the business grows.
Have an operation that runs on paper?
Describe it in a few lines — the daily routine, where it hurts — and I'll reply with how I'd approach it.