Initial process review
I spend 60–90 minutes following one process as it really happens. You get a short summary of the bottleneck, what should stay, and the best first step.
The first review is on me
Fix one part of the business that takes too much work.
Start with the process, not the product name. I can map it, clean up the data, connect the systems, build the missing piece, and train the people who will use it.
What keeps happening?
Turn the dial—or choose the problem yourself.
Choose where to start.
What happens after the first review.
If the first visit gives me enough to quote the fix, planning is included in the project price. If the process needs more time, I recommend an extended review.
Extended workflow review
More time with the people and systems involved, followed by a detailed process map, the important rules and exceptions, and a clear build estimate. You keep the plan whether or not I build it.
From $750
Build and handoff
Once the process is clear, I quote the build before starting. The result is tested with real examples and includes the documentation, training, and handoff your team needs.
Quoted after review
Native iOS, iPadOS, and macOS development is quoted separately.
Small enough to understand. Important enough to matter.
The first project should have a person who owns the process, examples we can test, and a result the business can recognize.
- It happens oftenThe team repeats the same steps every day, week, or month.
- The handoffs are visibleWe can identify where information arrives, who decides, and what should happen next.
- Real examples existWe can test ordinary work, exceptions, and failures before launch.
- Someone can judge the resultA person close to the work can tell us what is correct and what needs adjustment.
Bring me one workflow that is harder than it should be.
I’ll trace what happens now and decide whether there is a useful place to begin.
Need help with an iPhone or iPad app?
iOS development is still available as a separate service, backed by years of building and maintaining production Apple apps.