Software & web development
Purpose-built websites, internal tools, and web, desktop, mobile, or server applications designed around the way you work.
The serious side of Fryenet
From custom software to AI, from Linux servers to the computer that won't boot — I help turn messy technical problems into practical, working solutions.
What I do
There's rarely a neat line between software, systems, and the real world. That's where broad experience comes in handy.
Purpose-built websites, internal tools, and web, desktop, mobile, or server applications designed around the way you work.
Useful AI integrations, custom model workflows, and automation that can take repetitive tasks off your plate.
Connect the tools you already rely on. Design APIs, link services, and help information move where it needs to go.
Set up, administer, maintain, and troubleshoot Linux servers, hosting, virtualization, storage, and business infrastructure.
Hands-on diagnostics and repair for computers, servers, networks, drives, and the failures that slow people down.
Get help figuring out what to build, what to fix, what to replace, and how to keep everything running once it's done.
Real-world experience
A few examples of the kinds of things I've worked on over the years.
Customized models, FLUX image generation, text-to-speech, API connections, and a connected iOS application.
Applications for work orders, invoicing, time tracking, forms, and employee workflows.
A communications project using Linux server components alongside native iOS and Android development.
Reading and comprehension software that connects language-model APIs with speech technologies.
How I work
The goal isn't to make technology look complicated. It's to make your problem go away.
Start with what isn't working, what's getting in the way, and what a useful outcome really looks like.
Build, integrate, configure, or repair what makes sense instead of forcing a one-size-fits-all answer.
Think beyond launch day with troubleshooting, maintenance, and practical follow-through.
Have a problem worth solving?
Tell me what you're working on, what's broken, or what you wish your technology could do.