Companies that now run on one system.
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Epic Golf Club · Private Membership · GolfTook over a 1,000+ member club running on duct tape and rebuilt the whole company: member app on web, iOS and Android, the back office, 120+ automations, the network and every laptop.
- The mess
- A brittle WordPress site, a deprecated app, and member data in three places that never agreed.
- What I built
- One React / React Native platform on a central Supabase database, a back office, and 120+ n8n workflows.
- Custom software
- Mobile apps
- Data
- Automation
- Cloud
- Network
- Devices
- Email migration
- 1,000+members on the platform
- 120+production n8n workflows
- 3→1databases unified
- Azure
- Supabase
- React Native
- React
- Stripe
- HubSpot
- n8n
- Microsoft 365
- +5 more
Systems that don't talkOutgrew the spreadsheetsToo much manual workAging, failing systemsSecurity and complianceRead the case study → -
Mr Target · eCommerce · ManufacturingFour generations of custom platform, grown with the company from a garage to $10M+: storefront, back office, Amazon, shipping, supply chain, network and phones on one system.
- The mess
- Data spread across the storefront, an internal app, and Zoho CRM.
- What I built
- One custom React platform on Supabase and Azure, with Amazon, Stripe, shipping and a full supply-chain system built in.
- Custom software
- Ecommerce
- Marketplace
- Supply chain
- Cloud
- Network
- Devices
- Phones
- 4.0fourth-generation platform
- $10M+business, grown from a garage
- 3→1systems unified
- Azure
- Supabase
- React
- Stripe
- Amazon MWS
- Teams Voice
- Intune / M365
- UniFi
- +1 more
Systems that don't talkAdding sales channelsScaling a fast-growing teamSecurity and complianceRead the case study → -
SottoPelle Therapy · Healthcare · Multi-locationTook ten infected, disconnected offices onto one secure network, then built a custom EMR the practice could license to partner practices.
- The mess
- Ten offices on separate workgroup networks, infected PCs, paper charts, and a failing EMR.
- What I built
- A centrally managed Windows domain on Cisco, core infrastructure in a data center, Mitel phones, and a custom EMR.
- Network
- Security
- Datacenter
- Devices
- Phones
- Custom EMR
- 10+offices on one domain
- 80+employees supported
- 1 personran support
- Custom EMR
- Windows Domain
- Cisco ASA
- Cisco Catalyst
- Datacenter colo
- Mitel VoIP
- Endpoint mgmt
- Multi-site
Systems that don't talkSecurity and complianceScaling a fast-growing teamAging, failing systemsRead the case study →
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