Bryan Joseph · Portland, Oregon

Tech guy extraordinaire.
At your service.

Website acting up? Repetitive work eating your day? An app idea you want to bring to life? Tell me what you need. Try me.

Small jobs welcome. Know the price before we start.

Website & Shopify repairsWeb & mobile appsAutomation & data toolsPortland, Oregon / Working remotely

A fix, a build, a helping hand

What’s on
your list?

You don’t need to know the technical terms. Show me what’s wrong, or describe what you wish you could do.

  • Fix my website or store

    Broken buttons, awkward phone layouts, or a Shopify store that needs attention. Let’s get it working.

    $12 per hour

  • Build an app or useful tool

    A mobile app, a tool for your team, or a way to make your existing apps work together. Start with your idea.

    $12 per hour

  • Take the busywork off my plate

    Tidy a spreadsheet, sort a product list, or automate a task you keep doing by hand.

    $10 per hour

  • Make my documents look good

    Presentations, reports and documents that are easy to read, ready to share, and yours to edit.

    $10 per hour

Introductory rates. I’ll give you a clear quote once I understand the job. Any extra costs are agreed with you first.

Take a look. Have a go.

See what a
small fix can do.

Try these examples I built with sample content. Bring me your version of the problem.

A tidier inventory listStays on your device

Keep the first line. Add an item number, name and quantity on each line. Your list stays on this page.

See the downloadable tool’s data format

Less copying. Fewer mistakes.

Turn a product list into a file another system can use. This sample keeps item numbers intact and catches duplicate items.

Download the example tool

How a project works

You explain it.
I’ll handle
the tech.

  1. Tell me what you need

    Send a link, a screenshot, or a few sentences. No perfectly written brief required.

  2. Get a clear plan and price

    We agree what I’ll do, what it costs, and when you’ll have it. You decide before work begins.

  3. Try it. Make it yours.

    You get the finished work, the files, and a straightforward explanation of how to use it.

Talk to Bryan

“Can you help
me with this?”

That’s all you need to start. Tell me what you’re trying to do and I’ll take a look.

Ask Bryan

Small problem or big idea. Let’s start with an email.