I build custom web tools that solve specific business problems — from simple calculators to fully interactive client-facing portals. Every tool is quoted, scoped, and built around your exact requirements.
Interactive calculators that give your customers instant, accurate answers based on their specific inputs. Perfect for service businesses where pricing depends on multiple variables.
Examples: roofing cost calculators, cleaning service estimators, material quantity tools, freight rate tools, trade job estimators.
Enquire About This →Custom quote forms that collect exactly the right information from a customer, then produce a clear and professional output — automatically. No spreadsheets, no manual work.
Examples: landscaping quote tools, cleaning package builders, trade job pricing forms, custom order estimators.
Enquire About This →Interactive features built directly into your website — tools that engage visitors, answer their questions, and move them closer to booking or buying, without any manual involvement from you.
Examples: eligibility checkers, service finders, booking cost tools, product configurators, interactive FAQs.
Enquire About This →Lightweight browser-based tools for your own team — simple enough that anyone can use them, powerful enough to replace complex spreadsheets or expensive software.
Examples: job cost trackers, staff scheduling tools, payroll calculators, compliance checklists, internal reporting dashboards.
Enquire About This →Dynamic functionality that makes your website do more than display information — tools that respond to user input in real time and make your website genuinely useful.
Examples: comparison tools, before/after sliders, live product configurators, interactive maps, dynamic pricing tables.
Enquire About This →Smart forms that do more than just collect data — they calculate, respond, and produce useful output in real time. Plus lightweight portals that give your clients or team a clean, simple interface.
Examples: NDIS intake forms, onboarding questionnaires, supplier portals, job briefing forms, client reporting tools.
Enquire About This →Every project is different, so every quote is based on the actual scope of what needs to be built. I’ll give you a clear, fixed price before any work starts — no hourly surprises.
Simple tools typically start from a few hundred dollars. More complex, feature-rich tools are quoted accordingly. The best way to find out what your project would cost is to tell me about it.
Request a QuoteThe things people usually want to know before getting in touch.
That’s the most common situation, and it’s completely fine. You don’t need to know anything about code — just describe what your business does and the problem you’re trying to solve. I’ll ask the right questions and translate it into something that works.
Everything I build is custom. I don’t use page-builder templates or generic SaaS shells. Each tool is written specifically for the way your business works — which is why it actually fits.
I do have my own ready-made tools (CommandPost, InvoiceCraft, ContractCraft) for businesses that don’t need anything custom, but custom commissions are always built fresh.
Revisions are part of the process. The scope I quote includes reasonable iteration on the things we agreed to build. If you decide partway through that the tool needs to do something fundamentally different, we’ll talk about whether that’s a tweak or a new piece of scope — and I’ll be upfront about the cost either way.
Yes. If anything breaks or isn’t working as we agreed, I fix it — that’s on me. Once we’re past the initial build, I’m available for small tweaks and additions at an hourly rate, or we can put together a fixed quote for a larger change.
It depends on the project. Tools can be embedded directly into your website, delivered as standalone files, or hosted separately — whichever approach makes the most sense for what you’re trying to do.
If source code handover or ownership is important to you, that’s something to flag early so we can include it as part of the agreed scope. I’ll always be upfront about exactly what you’ll receive before any work starts.
The price I quote is the price you pay for what we agreed to build. If I underestimated the work, that’s on me — not you. If we decide together that the tool needs to do more than originally scoped, I’ll quote the additional work clearly before starting it.
That’s fine — tell me the problem you’re trying to solve and I’ll help you figure out the right approach.