Software for small business · El Paso, Texas

Your busywork, automated.

I build websites, tools and time-savers for businesses like yours — priced for a small budget, and working before you pay.

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Services

Four ways to get your hours back

A customer looking up a business on their phone

A website that brings in customers

Clean, fast, and easy to find on Google — your services, hours and photos, looking right on every phone. Need a price or hours changed? One quick message.

How it works: you see the finished site on a preview link before you pay a thing.

Filling out paper forms by hand

Paperwork that does itself

The email arrives, the job lands on the calendar, the right person gets the message — nobody retypes anything. You approve anything before it goes out.

Recently built: a pharmacy's delivery orders go from email to scheduled driver to confirmation text. Seconds, not phone calls.

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Tools that fit how you work

Schedules, sign-up sheets, customer lists, quotes — built around your routine, instead of software that forces you to change it. Works from any phone.

In daily use: a scheduling and stats platform run by a competitive team, every day.

Talking through what's on a laptop screen at a desk

An assistant that answers questions

Hours, prices, policies — answered instantly from your real information, so it never makes things up. With a hard spending cap: the bill can't surprise you.

Running now: an answer desk that settles 9 of 10 questions free, and the rest for pennies.

How it works

You don't pay until you've seen it work

Tell me the chore

Use the form or email. Two or three sentences is enough: what the task is, how often it happens, and what it costs you now in time or mistakes.

You get a quote

I write back with what I'd build, what it costs, and how long it takes. Fixed price, not hourly. If there's a cheaper way to solve it, or it isn't worth building, I say that instead.

Say yes and I build it

Most small projects take one to two weeks. I'll check in once or twice with questions, not with progress reports.

See it work on your sample data

I show it handling a real example from your business: your emails, your schedule, your orders. You try it. If something's off, I fix it before we go further.

Pay when it works

You've seen it do the job. Once the invoice is paid it goes live in your business and it's yours: the software, the source, the accounts.

After that

When your business changes and the software needs to change with it, send a message. And nothing gets sent, booked or paid on its own until you decide to let it.

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Not sure which chore is worth automating?
The Busywork Audit — one page: the three chores worth removing, what to leave alone, and the first step priced. Free right now for El Paso businesses.
Work

Built by Liberty Coding

Delivery Dispatch System

A pharmacy's delivery orders go from incoming email to a scheduled driver to a confirmation message with the paperwork attached — automatically, with a person approving each step.

automation · email · calendar · messaging

TickWatch

Built to watch busy game servers around the clock, catch slowdowns the moment they happen, and write up what actually caused them — for hosting businesses. Validated in a test lab against faults it had never seen.

Read the case study →
Why a server can lag at a perfect 20 TPS

monitoring · diagnostics

Community & team platforms

Members-only sites and team dashboards in daily use: schedules, live stats, guides, and a question-answering desk with a hard cost cap.

web apps · live data
About

Why this fits a small-business budget now

Liberty Coding is me — Josh Kammeraad, a developer in El Paso, Texas. Modern AI-assisted building is why custom software finally costs what a small business can pay; this kind of work used to start at five figures.

Small projects, a clear finish line, and a working demo before you commit. And if I can't help, I'll tell you straight — no pitch.

What would you never do again, if you didn't have to?

Tell me the chore — two or three sentences is plenty. I'll get back to you with what's possible and what it'd take.

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