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Tech that takes your business further

I’m Kyle, a software engineer of over seven years, nearly six of them in financial services. I build websites, online shops, custom software and AI tools for small businesses in Glasgow, across the UK and in the US — and then I stick around to look after them.

No account managers, no handoffs. You deal with the person writing the code.

What I do

Five things, done properly, for businesses that need them to work.

How it works

Hiring someone technical is uncomfortable when you cannot judge the work. Here is exactly what happens, so there are no surprises.

  1. A conversation

    A short call or an email exchange. You tell me what the business does and what is getting in the way. No jargon, no pitch deck.

  2. You get a fixed price

    I write down exactly what I will build, what it costs, and when it will be done. If the scope changes later, you hear about the cost before I start, not after.

  3. I build it

    You see progress as it happens rather than disappearing for six weeks. Changes along the way are normal and expected.

  4. It goes live, and I stay reachable

    I hand it over with a walkthrough. If something breaks at 9am on a Tuesday, you message me directly.

Why work with me

One person, start to finish

The person you brief is the person who writes the code. Nothing gets lost being passed between a salesperson, a project manager and a developer who has never spoken to you.

Plain English, always

You will never be handed a document full of acronyms and asked to approve it. If I cannot explain a decision in a sentence, it is probably the wrong decision.

Built to be handed over

You own the code and the accounts. If you ever want to work with somebody else, nothing is locked up and nothing is held hostage.

Recent work

Real projects only: client work and products I designed, built and still run myself. No made-up examples here.

  • My own product

    Job hunting

    A CV builder I designed, built and launched myself. Live since early 2026, on sale, and still running.

  • In progress

    Repairs

    A site in build for a coffee machine repair engineer covering the Highlands — what he fixes, where he travels, and how fast a customer can reach him.

  • My own product

    Kitesurfing

    A forecast app I built for kitesurfing on the Ayrshire coast, which works out when there is a session worth driving to and which kite to take.

Got something in mind?

Tell me what you are trying to do and I will tell you honestly whether I can help, what it would cost, and how long it would take. I reply within one working day.