Web Apps · Automation · Reporting · AI
Apps built for your team, systems that finally talk to each other, and reports that update themselves. I work with nonprofits, so the technology serves the mission and your people can get on with the real work.
Web apps · Automated reporting · Salesforce · AI
Apps people actually use, and the connections behind them: systems that share data, tasks that run on their own, and reports everyone can trust. Salesforce and Microsoft when they're the right fit, custom solutions for your needs when they're not.
Hands-on training for your staff, materials they can come back to, and a place to ask questions after handover.
Dashboards and reports that update on their own, so you see fresh numbers every time you open them.
Two tools that never shared data now stay in sync on their own.
The Monday work gets done on a schedule, while everyone sleeps.
Apps and screens shaped around how your team actually works.
The manual work your team dreads: data entry, copying between systems, the report someone rebuilds every Monday. Handed to automations that run while everyone sleeps, whatever tools you already use.
Salesforce, Microsoft, cloud tools, custom code and AI that runs on your own machines, all working together. When a system has no way to connect, I still get the data out.
3D scan: “Aztec sun calendar (copy of Piedra del Sol)” by Aleksandr, CC BY 4.0
Dashboards a team opens every morning, and reports they can trust. Live numbers, easy to read, built for the people who have to act on them.
Every project starts with the people who'll use it: what they need, what worries them, what they're quietly working around. That conversation shapes the work more than any document, and it keeps the project pointed at what your team actually wants. Most of what I touch is sensitive data, so security is built in from day one: only the right people can see it, every change is recorded, and it never leaves your own systems. Then I build, show it early, and hand it over with clear instructions and tests. No black boxes. Your team owns what I leave behind.
Good morning. Here is last week in one screen.
Two neighborhoods drove most of the growth: Dorchester and Roxbury. The full dashboard is attached, and the data never leaves your systems.
Automating the right things pays for itself quickly. Less manual work, fewer errors, and hours handed back to the people doing the real work.
Technology should work for you.
Independent consulting for nonprofits: web apps, automation, reporting, and the data behind them. Salesforce and Microsoft when they fit, custom solutions for your needs when they don't. Available for projects and ongoing support.
PhD candidate in Artificial Intelligence, University of the Cumberlands
MBA, University of the People
BS Psychology, UNAM
