CUSTOM SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

Systems built around the way you work

I design and build internal systems, client portals, and integrations for businesses. We start with one workflow your team can explain and build the software around the people who run it.

David Amagid · Software developer

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Find the right starting point

Service businesses

Custom client portal development for service businesses. Connect client requests, secure document uploads, status updates, and your existing CRM.

Agencies

Custom software development for agencies that need a technical partner for client portals, integrations, internal tools, and a clear code handoff.

Startups

Custom software development for startups building a first product workflow, role-based workspaces, admin tools, and integrations.

What I build

Internal operations software

Connect people, requests, and documents in a workspace that reflects how work moves through your organization.

Client and partner portals

Give each group a clear way to submit requests, see progress, and share the information they are allowed to access.

Software integrations

Connect the tools that already own your data. Decide which system is authoritative and what the team sees when a sync fails.

Two systems I built

Consumer Protection Forum

A shared workspace for handling requests

The Forum case shows how an inquiry, a contact history, and an advisor’s next action fit into one case workflow.

Read the English case management article

Dasha Smart

Separate workspaces for drivers and admins

Dasha Smart gives drivers a daily workspace and gives administrators a separate view of activity, subscriptions, and operations.

See the project and screen gallery in Hebrew

From request to resolution

  1. Intake

    Capture requests and context

  2. Workspace

    Give the right people a shared record

  3. Handoff

    Make the next action clear

Start with a workflow you can walk through

  1. Map the work

    Walk me through a real request. We’ll identify the steps, the people involved, and the systems they use today.

  2. Agree on the first release

    Pick a workflow with a clear finish. Define what it needs to do and how your team will verify it.

  3. Build, test, and hand it over

    Review working software as it takes shape. Agree on the code, documentation, and support handoff before delivery.

Common questions

When does custom software make sense?

It is worth exploring when off-the-shelf tools leave your team repeating the same handoffs or working around access rules. A workflow review can reveal whether an integration, configuration change, or custom build fits.

Can I keep the tools my team already uses?

Yes, when their APIs or export options support the workflow. I review those interfaces and decide with you which tools to keep, connect, or replace.

How do we start a project remotely?

Send a short description of the workflow, the people using it, and the tools involved. We can review the workflow together and agree on meeting times, scope, and how to review the work.

Tell me what your team needs to build

Share the workflow you want to improve and the tools you use today. That is enough to start a conversation.

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