Solo dev.
Industrial
output.
I build software for small firms and the businesses around them. Legal tech is where I go deepest, not where I stop. One operator running an orchestrated agent fleet, which is how a single human ships production platforms on a real schedule.
What I do
Three lanes. All of them unglamorous.
Systems
integration
Practice management, document signing, payment rails, scheduling, CRM. Deepest in legal tech; the same plumbing serves any small business running tools that won't talk.
Agent
orchestration
I run a fleet, not a team. Gateways, quota and key rotation, task routing, and the dashboards that keep the whole thing observable.
Delivery
& review
Web to store shelf. Provisioning, submissions, OAuth verification, and the compliance paperwork nobody volunteers for.
Shipped
LIVE
Case and matter management for small firms. Practice-management sync, e-signature, intake, and billing in one workflow.
Reddit management platform. Scheduling, listening, analytics, and a rule-aware compliance engine. Web live, mobile in progress.
New York divorce guideline calculators. Statutory figures dated and sourced, and nothing leaves the browser.
The infrastructure behind everything above. Talon handles project management and task routing across the agent fleet; Janus is the gateway that manages API key rotation and quota across providers. Built for my own use, not currently public.
How I handle data
COMPLIANCECLIENT-SIDE BY DEFAULT
If a tool doesn't need to transmit your data, it doesn't. Calculations run in the browser.
SCOPED OAUTH
Third-party access is built to platform verification requirements and requests the narrowest scopes that work.
PAYMENTS OFFLOADED
Card data goes to the processor, never to my servers. I hold tokens, not numbers.
CREDENTIAL HYGIENE
Secrets rotated, history audited, deploys tagged so any running build can be traced to source.
Got a problem
nobody wants?
Support requests, integration work, or a build you need moved. One inbox, one human reading it.
info@midknightdev.com