Service

Custom Web Applications

Purpose-built tools and internal systems for businesses whose workflow does not fit inside off-the-shelf software.

Some business problems do not have a good off-the-shelf answer. The workflow is specific enough that generic software either does not fit, or requires so much workaround that it stops being useful.

TCS Repair builds custom web applications: internal tools, client portals, booking and scheduling systems, dashboards, and workflow software shaped around how a business actually operates.

Cameron works directly with the people who will use the software to understand the problem, make architecture and scope decisions, and turn feedback into working features. The work can connect a web interface, APIs, content, authentication, and outside services, with validation and ongoing operation considered throughout.

These are not throwaway scripts. They get built with the same care as a production website — real structure, real hosting, and a plan for who maintains it after launch.

The goal is software that removes a specific bottleneck, not a project that becomes its own maintenance burden.

Experience with complex web platforms

Engineering, site reliability, and IT operations across client platforms, including Impossible Foods, UW Health, and Diligent. Keeping production stable, resolving access and integration problems, and validating changes before release.

Cameron did this work as a contractor through Last Rev, alongside client and agency teams.

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Common problems and goals

  • A spreadsheet or manual process has become the actual system of record
  • Off-the-shelf software is close but requires constant workarounds
  • Multiple tools need to talk to each other and currently do not
  • An old internal tool is fragile and nobody wants to touch it

What TCS Repair can handle

  • Custom application architecture and development
  • Internal tools, dashboards, and client-facing portals
  • Database design for real business data
  • API integrations between existing systems
  • Authentication and access control
  • Ongoing maintenance and iteration after launch

How the process works

  1. Map the actual workflow before writing any code

  2. Prioritize the highest-friction part of the process first

  3. Build and ship in stages so the tool proves value early

  4. Test against real use, not just planned use

  5. Hand off with a maintenance plan, or continue support directly

Good to know

  • Scope ranges from a single internal tool to a multi-user platform — sized to the actual problem, not a fixed package.
  • Ongoing support after launch is available through Website & Platform Support.

Custom web apps: let’s talk

Tell us what's happening or what you're trying to build, and we'll help you figure out the next step.