I remove the repetitive work
Retyping orders, adding up totals by hand, copying data from a chat into a notebook. That is time you pay for every single day, and a system does it on its own.
I take work off small businesses' hands
The work you do by hand today, a system can do for you.
I build sites and systems that take the orders, do the maths and keep everything in one place. No notebooks, no copying data from one chat to another.
Hender CotizSoftware developer · Colombia
- sites up and running
- 6
- for the proposal
- $0
- to get back to you
- 24 h
- of warranty included
- 30 days
One single source of truth
Orders, customers and deliveries stop living across chats, paper and memory. They end up in one place you can actually look up and measure.
Built around how you already work
I don't bend your operation to fit a template. First I learn the process that already works, then I automate it as it is — nobody has to change their habits.
Businesses already running on what I built
Dos Tierras
Ordering system with automatic totalsStuffed arepas, pizzas, artisan ice cream and made-to-order combos, with a system of its own to take and organise the orders.
- Menu and prices editable without touching code
- Cart with the total calculated before confirming
- Orders that arrive ready to cook, nothing retyped
Delivered
RA Entregas y Soluciones
Admin dashboard with live statusA dashboard to coordinate couriers, see the status of every delivery and measure how much the day is actually moving.
- Delivery states: pending, on the way, completed
- Active couriers and their current workload
- Daily summary with nothing reconciled by hand
In development
Zurda Creaciones
Web catalog wired into WhatsAppA handmade piñata workshop in Punto Fijo, Venezuela. Every piece is made by hand and customised, and the catalog opens a WhatsApp conversation with the details already filled in.
- 13 piñatas, each with a photo and its own page
- Party bundles with everything they include
- Pre-filled WhatsApp message per piece
Delivered
Electronic Dealers
Catalog that closes over WhatsAppA technology and homeware catalog that tells apart what is in stock from what is made to order, and closes every enquiry over WhatsApp.
- Real stock kept separate from made-to-order items
- Search that understands how people actually type
- Individual product pages built for Google
Delivered
How I work
You know what to expect at every stage
Four steps, each ending in something you can open or read.
- Discovery
I go through how your operation runs today and where the time is going. You get a proposal with fixed scope and price, at no cost.
Proposal with fixed scope and price - Development
I build in short increments and show you progress at a link you can open. Correcting something halfway costs far less than at the end.
A working link from week one - Delivery
I publish the system on your domain, with HTTPS and backups. I walk you through it and leave written instructions for whatever changes often.
Published system and a usage guide - Warranty
If something didn't turn out the way we agreed, I fix it and you pay nothing. You get 30 days and three rounds of adjustments to ask me for whatever you spot. And if something new comes to mind later, just write to me and I'll tell you what it costs before I start.
30 days and 3 rounds of adjustments
Technology
Standard tools, nothing homegrown
Everything I build sits on technology another developer can pick up. You are not locked in to me.
Interface
- React
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- CSS
Data and backend
- Supabase
- PostgreSQL
- SQLite
- Zod
Deployment
- Cloudflare Workers
- Docker
- Caddy
- Git
Quality
- Vitest
- ESLint
- Continuous integration
In their words
Who I have worked with
Sample comments while I collect the real reviews from my clients.
I used to write the orders in a notebook and add them up on a calculator. Now they land on my phone with the total already done and I just cook.
What helped most was not having to repeat prices over WhatsApp all day. People arrive already knowing what they want and what it costs.
I told him what I needed on one call and he handed it over working. When I asked for changes, he made them without charging extra.
Which part of your operation is still done by hand?
Tell me how your team works today and I'll tell you what can be automated, how long it would take and what it costs. If I can't see a way to help, I'll say so on the same call.
Hender CotizSoftware developer · Colombia
Behind every business there is a person doing by hand what a system could be doing. My job is to give those hours back.
I work on my own: whoever takes your first call is the same person who writes the code and the same one who answers when something breaks.