The practice is new, so I don't have a long list of case studies yet. Instead, here are the problem patterns I'm set up to solve well. If one of these sounds like your week, we should talk.
You have one or two senior people approving work — returns, invoices, draft contracts — and the queue lives in a shared spreadsheet that everyone fights over. I build a small web app where the work shows up, gets reviewed, and gets stamped. The spreadsheet goes away.
Your CRM and your accounting system don't share customer data. Or your scheduling tool and your payroll system. Someone is copy-pasting twice a week. I build a small service that watches one and writes to the other, with a simple admin page so you can see what's happening.
You have a process that changes — pricing, fee tiers, who reviews what — and right now changing it means emailing the developer. I build internal tools with a thin admin surface, so the people who run the business can change the rules without writing a ticket.
You're paying for a BI tool and nobody opens it. The reports that matter live in five tabs of a spreadsheet that one person updates manually. I build a single page that shows the few numbers that actually drive decisions, refreshed automatically, and nothing else.
Email me a paragraph or two about what's slow. I'll tell you honestly whether I can help.