Work

What I've built.

Each one: who it was for, what the problem was, what I built, and a link so you can see it rather than take my word for it.

Software Painesville, Ohio (fictional)

The problem: A 60-person job shop running on a spreadsheet for quotes, a whiteboard for the floor and memory for what shipped. The kind of shop that cannot say which jobs lose money until the year end.
What I built: A job-shop ERP: quotes with margin, jobs with routings, a drag-and-drop board, a shop floor clock-on screen, inventory with material allocation, shipping and invoicing, reports and an audit trail. Blazor Server, .NET 9, SQL Server or SQLite, 158 tests.

Take the tourDemo, fictional company

Website Willowick, Ohio (example)

The problem: Every local business site starts from the same needs: what you do, where you are, when you are open, and one way to get in touch that actually reaches someone.
What I built: The starter every client site begins from. Home, services, gallery, about and contact pages, hours that show whether you are open right now, a map, a contact form that emails the owner, and structured data so the hours and phone show in search. Loads in under a second on a phone.

Take the tourStarter template, example business

Contact

(440) 290-9519
ryan@thesolodevsoftware.com Lake, Cuyahoga and Geauga County, Ohio