I buildusefulthings.
Software for real businesses. Tools for my neighbors.
The occasional completely unnecessary side quest.
there’s a whole other site in here.
$ whoami
builder. dad. investor. gym addict.
$ ls projects/
my-online-inventory/ monstermail/ rental-app-nest/ tax-sale-explorers/
$
weirdnessStill in here. ↗
Out in the wild.
RentalAppNest
Custom rental applications for landlords. Build it, share one link, collect applicants. Live for $5.
A little context.
A lot of tabs.
I’m Brad. I live in Upstate South Carolina, and I have a hard time leaving an interesting problem alone.
I like the whole process: finding the problem, figuring out what would actually help, and building something people can use.
Over the past several years I’ve built and maintained full-stack web applications and SaaS tools: inventory management, lead generation, customer workflows. The kind of systems people open first thing in the morning and need to just work.
I also believe software isn’t done at launch. Some of my best work happens after it ships: faster pages, simpler flows, cleaner systems as they grow.
Outside the code, I’m a real estate investor (which might explain the tax sale explorers) and a full-blown gym addict. If I’m not at a keyboard, I’m probably looking at a property or under a barbell.
Make yourself at home.— Brad
The problem comes first.
Start with a real problem, not a feature list. Real problems keep you honest.
There should be a tool for that.
If I’ve said it out loud, I’ll probably end up building it. Curiosity tends to win.
Leave room for weird.
The best ideas usually show up somewhere between practical and ridiculous.
Prefer the command line?
The original terminal, hacker minigame, and rabbit holes are still here.
Got something worth building?I’m listening.
I take on software, AI and automation projects: web apps, backend systems, AI integrations, workflow automation, MVP builds and ongoing product work. Tell me what you’re trying to fix.
Save my contact Greenville, SC