Independent builder · Hutchinson, Minnesota area

Software, websites
& practical systems
for small businesses.

I’m Ryan. I build useful things — from a clear, professional website to the software that helps the work behind it run better.

Built around the work. Built for the person doing it.

01 / Selected work

Real work.
A useful range.

From the first customer inquiry to the work behind the counter.

New Skinz / My business

A website out front.
Working software behind it.

New Skinz is my powder-coating and finishing business. I built its customer-facing website and software for inquiries, estimates, approvals, and work coordination.

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New Skinz homepage with project photography and customer inquiry actions
New Skinz / Customer-facing websiteView screenshot
New Skinz operations demo showing fictional business data, work coordination and a shop-week schedule
New Skinz / Operations demoView screenshot

Website and operations excerpts. The operations screen uses fictional demo records.

02 / What I build

The right tool for
your kind of work.

Business websites

If your current site feels dated, unclear, or hard to use, I can rebuild it around the information customers actually need — with a strong mobile experience and a clear way to reach you.

Custom business software

When the work is scattered across notebooks, spreadsheets, or repetitive manual steps, I can build a focused tool or dashboard around the way your business actually runs.

Automation & connected systems

For repetitive tasks, sensors, equipment data, or small connected workflows, I can collect the useful information and make it easier to act on — while keeping the person doing the work in control.

03 / Beyond the website

When the job needs
something more.

Software that helps someone make a decision, coordinate work, or understand a physical system.

RIGHTPrint / Technical application

Actual software.
Built around an operator.

Local-first, browser-based tooling for 3D-print and manufacturability workflows. A way to inspect a part and support decisions about how it can be made.

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RIGHTPrint application with 3D part inspection, orientation controls and decision support
RIGHTPrint / Manufacturing applicationView screenshot

Part-inspection detail shown on phones. Open the screenshot to explore the complete application.

ESP / Connected systems

From a sensor
to something useful.

Temperature and humidity sensing, connected data, and browser dashboards. ESP32 experiments exploring practical monitoring, including HVAC-related work.

  1. Physical sensing
  2. Connected data
  3. Browser dashboard

Experimental monitoring, not a commercial deployment. Screenshot shows recorded readings while offline.

Experimental browser dashboard showing recorded temperature readings from connected sensors
ESP / Sensor dashboardView screenshot

Guild / Experimental R&D

Human control, by design.

Exploring controlled AI-assisted work: explicit authorization, evidence behind actions, human review, and a traceable record of the work.

Guild Owner Village interface showing current work, authorization, and execution status panels; sensitive identifiers have been sanitized
Guild / Owner control surface · sanitized portfolio viewView screenshot

04 / How I work

Start with the problem.
Keep it practical.

I work across websites, software, and connected hardware. The starting point is always the same: understand what would actually make the work easier.

First, I want to understand the job: what you do, where things get awkward, and who has to use the result.

Then I build the smallest useful thing. It should be understandable, tested against actual use, and improved from what we learn.

The person doing the work should stay in control.

05 / Let’s talk

Have something that isn’t
working the way it should?

A website that needs attention. A workflow that takes too many steps. An idea that needs software behind it. Tell me what’s getting in the way.

Tell me about it.

Direct contact details are coming soon. If we’ve already connected, reply to my message to talk about your project.

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