Software built
near you.

I build custom web applications, e-commerce storefronts, and internal tools for businesses in Knoxville and the towns around it. The studio is in Lenoir City, about twenty-five minutes west on I-75 — close enough that a kickoff meeting can happen at your office instead of over a video call.

It is one developer, on purpose. No account manager, no subcontractors, and no hand-off between the person who scopes your project and the person who writes it.

For Knoxville businesses.

Most of the work here starts the same way: a business has outgrown a template, a spreadsheet, or a platform that charges more every year for features it will not quite give them.

Websites and web apps typically run $500–$15,000+. Custom applications and SaaS MVPs run $2,500–$50,000+. Every project is quoted as a fixed price before any code is written. See the full breakdown of services, or look at what I have already built.

Where I work.

In-person meetings happen anywhere within a reasonable drive of Lenoir City. The build itself is remote-friendly, so clients outside the region are welcome too — the list below is just where showing up in person is easy.

• Knoxville
• Lenoir City
• Farragut
• Maryville
• Alcoa
• Oak Ridge
• Loudon
• Kingston
• Clinton
• Sevierville

That covers most of Knox, Loudon, Blount, Anderson, and Roane counties.

Asked often.

Do you work with businesses in Knoxville?

Yes. I am based in Lenoir City, about twenty-five minutes west of downtown Knoxville, and I take projects from across Knox, Loudon, Blount, Anderson, and Roane counties — including Farragut, Maryville, Alcoa, Oak Ridge, and Lenoir City.

Can we meet in person?

For Knoxville-area clients, yes — kickoff and milestone conversations in person are usually the fastest way to get a project scoped correctly. Everything after that runs over email and calls, on your schedule.

How much does a custom web app cost in Knoxville?

Websites and web apps typically run $500–$15,000+. Custom applications and SaaS MVPs run $2,500–$50,000+. Pricing does not change based on where you are; it is quoted from the scope of what you are building, as a fixed price agreed before any code is written.

What is the difference between hiring you and hiring an agency?

An agency sells you a project and then assigns it to whoever is free — often a subcontractor you never meet. Here there is one developer on your project from the first call to deploy and beyond, and the same person handles maintenance afterward. It is a smaller operation on purpose.