Scheduling & dispatch
Your team knows where to be and what to do, without a 5am group-chat scramble. Techs, crews, coaches, drivers, cleaners, whoever.
One custom app, built around how your business actually runs. Shipped in 21 days. $25,000 flat. You own every line when I walk away.
Not a stack of SaaS seats. Not a dashboard on top of a spreadsheet. One custom app built around how your shop already works, opened every morning by the people who run it.
Your team knows where to be and what to do, without a 5am group-chat scramble. Techs, crews, coaches, drivers, cleaners, whoever.
Customers, tenants, players, or members sign up on a link, not a screenshot. Your calendar and roster handle themselves.
One tool your office manager stops quitting over. The spreadsheets, stickies, and three-tab workflows, gone.
Every customer, member, or family in one searchable place. Not Salesforce. Not Monday. Yours, built around how you actually run.
Invoices fire the second a job, session, or order closes. Stripe, ACH, or on account. No more midnight typing.
Revenue, open work, A/R, who owes you what. The one number you need to see before Shabbos.
The shops winning right now aren't working harder. They're running on one tool that does the job of ten, built around how they actually work, owned outright.
I'm Zach Weiss. Brandeis CS, ex-backend engineer at Carbon Black, Brooklyn-based, and frum.
I build one custom app for one business at a time. No agency layers. No offshore handoffs. No account manager who schedules calls with the person actually writing code. You work with the builder directly, start to finish.
Modern AI tools let one person out-ship a ten-person team. You get the work of an agency in 21 days, at a fraction of the cost, handed over with every password, every repo, and every account in your name.
I answer my own phone. You text me directly.
No quote dance. No hourly meter. No "call for pricing." One number on the page so you know exactly what a working custom app for your business costs before you pick up the phone.
A $4K/month SaaS stack is $48K a year. Every year. Forever. And you don't own it. This app is $25K once. You break even in six months, and you compound from there.
If I don't ship a working app in 21 days from kickoff, your deposit comes back. Not store credit. A wire. I'd rather eat the loss than drag a build into month three.
A few quick details, then describe what you need in your own words. Easier to speak than to write? Tap the mic and I'll transcribe it. I'll have a proposal drafted before our first call.