I build custom AI-powered web applications for small businesses and agencies — tools that read the paperwork, route the requests, and answer from your own files instead of adding another dashboard to check. One person, start to finish, no agency markup.
Tell me the process that's costing you time. No pitch call required.
Client projects I've worked on
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Tell me about the workflow slowing your team down. I'll review the process and suggest a practical next step — whether or not you hire me.
Skip the teardown. Tell me who sent you, the work you need, your budget and timing, and I'll discuss scope directly.
A sample of client projects and systems I've built and put into use. Screenshots are of delivered work — ask and I'll walk you through any of them live.
An eight-section responsive site for a Chicago fintech, with a clearer buyer journey, updated copy, and a visual system built around its brand.
A completed five-page redesign for a Charlotte real estate media company, bringing property photography, video, package pricing and booking into one responsive site.
Custom Shopify Online Store 2.0 work for a headwear brand, with a Phase 3 static review preview showing the latest TOM branding, catalog presentation and fit guidance. The preview is not a live Shopify shop.
Full engineering portfolio, including data systems and apps: adrianwoodbury.com/portfolio
Fixed scope, agreed before I start. Half up front, half on delivery. No hourly billing and no surprise invoices.
One process that's eating hours every week. I build the tool that ends it, with AI doing the part a person shouldn't have to.
A tool your team logs into every day. Accounts, permissions, and connected workflows, with AI where it genuinely saves time.
Software that finds your next customers instead of waiting for them. A computer-vision scoring model I built for real estate photography; the same approach adapts to most service businesses.
People ask search engines and AI tools for recommendations. SEO and content audits are a separate service, not part of every application build.
The classic version: ranking on Google. Clean technical structure, fast load times, metadata and schema done right, and content built around what your customers actually type into search.
SEO Guide and Pricing →Getting cited when someone asks an AI chatbot instead of Google. AI answer engines pull from clear, well-structured, fact-dense pages — so that's how your site gets written and tagged.
GEO Guide and Pricing →Winning the direct answer: featured snippets, "People also ask" boxes, voice search. Content structured as clear questions and answers so the engine can lift it straight onto the results page.
AEO: Answer Your Customers’ Questions →More on search and content: Field Notes Newsletter →
The right tool removes repeat work and puts the information your team needs in one place.
Automate routine intake, document handling, and follow-ups so your team can focus on the decisions that need a person.
Keep requests, context, and next steps together instead of copying them between inboxes and spreadsheets.
Give the right people access to the information and actions they need, without another disconnected dashboard.
Bring existing systems into the workflow where integrations make sense instead of rebuilding everything from scratch.
A lead platform can identify businesses with the problem you solve and give your team a ranked list to review instead of another spreadsheet to maintain.
Agents with weak listing photos are the ones most likely to hire a photographer. So instead of cold-calling every agent in the market, this scrapes live listings, scores the photography on each one, and ranks what's left into a call list sorted by how badly they need the service.
The scoring rule is whatever signals your buyer. Bad photos, no website, outdated hours, missing license — if it's visible on the public web, it can be scored.
It re-runs on its own and only surfaces what's new, so the list stays current without anyone maintaining a spreadsheet.
Deployed under your accounts with a short doc. No monthly seat fee to me, no platform you get locked into.
Want one pointed at your market? Tell me who your ideal customer is and what makes them a good fit — I'll tell you whether it's findable on the public web.
Ask About a Lead SystemWe identify the workflow, the people involved, and where the current tools fall short.
One page: what I'm building, what it costs, when it's done. You pay half to start.
You get a live link you can click through long before launch. Revisions happen here, not after.
Deployed on your domain with a short doc so nothing is locked behind me.
Not covered here? Email me about the workflow and I'll answer directly.
Ask About an App →Me — Adrian Woodbury, a software engineer in Charlotte, NC. You work with me directly for the whole project. No account manager, no handoff to a junior, no offshore team.
Focused AI applications start at $5,000. Custom business applications start at $12,000. The final fixed price depends on the workflow, integrations, and agreed scope; larger platforms are quoted separately.
Timing depends on scope and integrations. I'll put a delivery schedule in the proposal before work begins.
The handover and hosting arrangements are defined in the proposal, so you know what you'll receive before work begins.
Tell me where your current tools fall short. If a simpler fix makes more sense than a new application, I'll say so.
Yes, on a simple monthly arrangement after launch — updates, changes, and monitoring. It's optional and not bundled into the build price.
Tell me what your team does by hand and what you wish the software could handle. I'll reply with a practical next step. No pitch call required.
Charlotte, NC · working remotely with clients anywhere in the US · or email [email protected]
