Over twenty years of building the software businesses run on.

For more than twenty years I built software inside big companies and agencies, and kept watching the same thing happen to smaller businesses. They'd get handed to a junior while the senior name stayed on the invoice. A developer would vanish halfway through a project. A simple quote would turn into a surprise bill. And everything got explained in jargon that seemed designed to keep them from asking questions. Good businesses were paying real money for software that buckled the first week they got busy.

Load Bearing Code is the opposite. You work directly with me, the person who designs it, writes it and lives with it afterward. The price is agreed up front, and nobody runs a meter while you ask a question. No account managers and no hand-offs, because there's nobody to hand off to.

The name is the promise. Load-bearing code is the part of a structure everything else rests on. It has to hold. That's what I build: software your business can stand on, and keep standing on as it grows.