Practical systems for small manufacturers, CNC and sign shops, contractors, and owner-led businesses—reducing duplicate entry, clarifying production, and connecting scattered tools.
Independent builder · Denver, Colorado
Manufacturing software and workflow automation are the core specialties, supported by commerce-ready websites, online marketplaces, and production-minded CNC systems.
Focused operating systems for manufacturers that need clearer quoting, inventory, production status, scheduling, shipping, or reporting without forcing the floor into a generic platform.
Explore this servicePractical automation for recurring office and field workflows where information is copied, reformatted, approved, scheduled, or followed up by hand.
Explore this serviceFast, focused websites, storefronts, and online marketplaces designed around a useful customer action—and connected to the catalog, seller, payment, fulfillment, or follow-up process behind it.
Explore this serviceProduction-minded tools for custom sign and CNC work where dimensions, options, approvals, materials, files, fabrication stages, finishing, and delivery must stay connected.
Explore this serviceThe best system is not the one with the longest feature list. It is the one that understands how a quote becomes a job, how material moves, where production stalls, and what the person doing the work needs to see next.
I bring production management, CNC fabrication, inventory, shipping, and day-to-day operations experience to the software side of the problem. That combination keeps the work grounded in what actually happens between the office, shop floor, truck, and customer.
Book a workflow auditRequests wait too long for pricing because the right details live in someone’s head.
Nobody is fully certain what is on hand, committed to a job, or due to be reordered.
Status gets reconstructed from messages, paper travelers, whiteboards, and walk-arounds.
The same information is entered twice while paperwork, scheduling, and follow-up keep pulling the owner back in.
Operators who need less chasing, fewer handoffs, and a clearer view of the work.
Brandon York works across production, fabrication, operations, and software. That combination keeps every system grounded in the way quotes, material, people, paperwork, and finished work actually move.
The point is not to force a shop into a generic web product. It is to understand the real handoffs, constraints, and decisions first—then build the smallest useful system around them.
A clear first step for diagnosis, one contained improvement, or a connected operating system.
These are planning ranges, not automatic quotes. Final scope, price, timing, integrations, migration, and support are confirmed before work begins.
Starting at $350
A focused evaluation when the operating problem is visible but the right fix is not yet clear.
Focused review and prioritized handoff
Typically $1,500–$3,500
One tightly scoped operational improvement taken from friction to a usable result.
Approximately one to two weeks
Typically starting at $5,000
A connected system for multiple operational workflows that need to work as one.
Scope and delivery plan established after discovery
Five live systems and two working prototypes, spanning production release control, internal operations, online commerce, inventory visibility, hospitality point of sale, employee scan workflows, and authenticated production analytics. Each profile states what exists today, what remains intended, and where evidence is still limited.
A live release-intake and document-control system that keeps manufactured orders, approvals, drawings, files, and shop-floor handoffs connected.
One controlled path from release intake to production-ready work
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A live operations command center pattern for owner-led companies and delivery teams that need projects, tasks, client follow-up, system health, and next actions in one daily view.
One adaptable control surface for work that currently lives across tools
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A live, mobile-first commerce platform for a specialty-goods brand, demonstrating how product discovery, inventory, cart activity, custom requests, and a distinctive buying experience can become the foundation for an online marketplace.
Connect discovery, product truth, purchasing intent, and fulfillment in one branded experience
Explore industries and usesLive storefront overview
Supply a desktop catalog or product view plus a mobile shopping-bag or custom-commission screen.
A mobile-first inventory visibility pattern for small operations that need to distinguish what is physically on hand, already committed, available for new work, and due for replenishment.
Turn stock counts into job-aware availability and clear next actions
Explore industries and usesInventory prototype overview
Supply a desktop inventory view and a mobile stock-update screen.
A mobile-first tableside POS and collaborative-ordering prototype that carries diners, configured items, guest proposals, kitchen status, split payments, and an intentionally sarcastic brand voice through one restaurant workflow.
Keep the personality loud while pricing, approvals, kitchen state, and payment boundaries stay literal
Explore industries and usesPOS prototype overview
Supply a desktop floor or kitchen view plus a mobile ordering, guest-join, or split-payment screen.
A live internal-tool pattern for assigning unique employee numbers, generating standardized Code 128 labels, printing label sheets, and sharing barcode images for downstream production, completion, quality, packaging, or handoff scans.
Make the employee identifier easy to issue, carry, share, and scan wherever work is completed
Explore industries and usesEmployee barcode workflow
Supply a desktop label-builder or employee-directory view plus a mobile preview or share-sheet view with employee information safely redacted.
A live, login-protected analytics portal for reviewing ACM and Seal & Stack throughput, crew mix, operator reviews, and recurring production signals without distributing sensitive operating data through static reports.
Turn weekly production records into a controlled view of throughput, staffing context, and review activity
Explore industries and usesAuthenticated production dashboard
Supply a desktop dashboard overview and one mobile or focused analytics view with employee names, credentials, production-sensitive totals, and other private identifiers safely redacted.
Share the messy version. A useful first conversation is about the current workflow, where it breaks, and what better would actually mean.
Industrial software and workflow automation