Data platforms, system integration, and automation — built by a senior developer who takes the time to understand your business. Based in Atlanta, working with clients wherever they are.
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Connect the systems you already run — CRM, accounting, e-commerce, shipping, county and vendor data feeds — so records flow automatically instead of being re-keyed by hand.
Web applications, internal line-of-business tools, and desktop software built around your actual workflow — not an off-the-shelf compromise you have to work around.
Apps for Android and iOS — field-data collection and internal tools your staff carry with them, or customer-facing apps published to both stores.
Eliminate repetitive manual work: data entry, report generation, file processing, and cross-system tasks, using Python, PowerShell, and modern AI tooling.
Intake forms, PDF generation, contract creation, and document workflows — from customer-facing web forms straight through to your back-office systems.
Custom themes, private apps, storefront customizations, and third-party integrations for merchants who need something beyond the app store.
When you hire RCMSoft, you work with me — not an account manager, not a junior developer. Your requirements don't get lost in translation.
I work with clients remotely as a matter of course, with travel on site when a project calls for it. Being Atlanta-based is where I am, not a limit on who I work with.
20+ years of professional software development across finance, real estate, and e-commerce. I've seen what works, what doesn't, and how to keep projects from going sideways.
A step-by-step guide to building a Model Context Protocol server in Python that lets Claude and other AI tools create, edit, and format Word documents automatically.
I run Claude Code across four machines and kept losing track of which session finished. So I built a little always-on-top dock that shows them all at a glance — and put it on GitHub.
I ran three Claude models on the same real audit of my own codebase, then had one grade all three. The surprise wasn't the cost gap — it was which failure mode each model brought.
Rare in this space: actual measured outcomes from extended AI-assisted development, not impressions. A useful baseline before you commit to any tooling.
"The future is orchestrating intelligence." How the people who build Claude actually use it day to day — one of the best-written pieces in this genre.
A running list of articles and threads on AI development, automation, and software craft that I've found genuinely useful.
No sales pitch, no commitment required. Tell me what you're trying to accomplish and I'll give you an honest assessment.
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