I build custom software for businesses running on spreadsheets, shared inboxes and subscriptions that only half fit.
You have six of them, and they don’t talk to each other.
You are paying for four or five tools that do not talk to each other. I replace them with one system, or connect the ones you want to keep so they stop disagreeing.
Some things you cannot buy. Applications, client portals, admin tools, internal systems. Built for one business, which is yours.
Years of records in workbooks nobody fully trusts. I move all of it into a real database, with no downtime and nothing lost on the way.
What I don’t do: ongoing IT support. If your printer is down, I’m the wrong call.
Thirty minutes. You tell me what you run on now, I tell you whether I can help. Sometimes the answer is no, and that is worth knowing early.
I list every tool, spreadsheet and paper process you depend on, and where each one costs you time. You keep that document either way.
You see working software every week. Nothing gets built for a month behind a curtain and then revealed.
I deploy it, host it, and keep it running. You are not handed a folder of code and wished luck.
The Jones Project · 2026 · Teen mental-health nonprofit
Applicants and cohorts tracked in workbooks that drifted out of sync, and nowhere to send anyone who asked about the programme. Now an application system, a student portal, and an admin console the staff run themselves.
An adaptive learning platform. Lessons that change shape based on what the learner has already shown they know.
A personal operations app — the same consolidation idea turned on my own week instead of a business.
I’m Jaden Flanery. I study Personal Financial Planning at the University of Missouri, so I spent two years on how businesses actually run — cash flow, records, what has to be documented and why — before I wrote software for one.
Most people who can build a system have never had to reconcile one. I ask about your books before I ask about your stack.
Flanery Solutions is mine. You work with me directly. There is no account manager and nobody to hand you off to.
Thirty minutes, free, no obligation either way. Worst case you leave with a written map of your own systems.