fig. 1.0 · the build practice
Software built by someone who reads your P&L.
Custom development and tech consulting for brokerages. I write the code and I run what I build.
five phases · scope to operate
fig. 2.0 · scope of work
What I build.
| 01 | Websites that close | Fast, indexable, and compliant with what a mortgage site can and cannot promise. No template smell. |
| 02 | Custom tools | The spreadsheet that became load-bearing, rebuilt as software: comp calculators, pipeline dashboards, lender scorecards. |
| 03 | Integrations | Your LOS, your CRM, your accounting. Arive and LendingPad have APIs; the re-keyed hours are recoverable. |
fig. 3.0 · method
How I work.
Scope
A written spec you can hold me to.
Design
You see it before I build it.
Build
Small, verifiable increments.
Ship
A preview URL before production, always.
Operate
Monitoring, fixes, and iteration are the job. I do not disappear after launch.
fig. 4.0 · standards of construction
Detail-obsession, made concrete.
Tabular numerals in every table.
Keyboard focus states you can see.
Zero layout shift.
Dark and light themes that follow the system.
Reduced motion respected.
Sub-second page loads.
The sheet you are reading is the standard.
view sourcefig. 5.0 · issue
Bring me the tool you wish existed.
Tell me what is broken, or what is missing, or what you built in a spreadsheet because nothing else existed. I will tell you what it takes to make it real software.