I fix hardware at board level, make video and brand work, and build software businesses run on. Same person from the first message to long after launch, no account manager, no handoff, no phone tree.
They are genuinely different trades. Pick the one that matches what you have in front of you and the whole page changes colour with it.
Board-level micro-soldering, console and computer repair, custom builds. Free diagnosis, 90-day warranty.
Video editing, product and event photography, thumbnails, and brand systems. Priced per deliverable.
Websites, web apps, internal tools, and iOS. Priced by what it does, and supported after launch.
PROBLEMThe first barbershop in Chelsea, cutting hair on W 23rd St since 1959, with a web presence working against it: no site of their own, a hijacked Google Maps listing pointing customers at a gambling site, and every competitor in the neighborhood running the same interchangeable booking-app template.
PROBLEMChoosing what to watch takes longer than watching it. Every service has its own catalogue, its own recommendations, and no sense of what you actually like.
PROBLEMA local delivery business running on phone calls, text messages, and a paper ledger. No way to see what had been ordered, what was owed, or which customers were regulars.
This is the same whether you are handing me a console with a dead HDMI port or a business that needs software built from nothing.
Tell me what is broken, what you need, or what you want to make. I ask questions until the real problem is clear, which is often not the one you came in with.
Research, design, development, testing. You see progress as it happens rather than a reveal at the end, so nothing is a surprise on the day it ships.
Refine until it works the way it should. The first version is never the last one, and I am still here after launch, that is the whole point of working with one person.
A few questions, then your details. You get a price on screen before you send anything, and I read every one of these myself.