Custom software, built by the person you talk to.

I'm one developer in Dubuque, Iowa. I build websites, apps, and business software, and I'm still the one you call after launch.

Services

A website

A site that says plainly what you do and tells visitors what to do next.

A mobile app

A phone app for something people do with you over and over, like listening to your station or checking in stock.

Business software

Tools for intake, inventory, and handoffs, for when spreadsheets and clipboards stop keeping up.

Selected work

Radio · Mobile listening app

A local station, one tap away.

A local radio station. Name withheld.

The station's live stream, one tap away on the phone, with a show clock and lock-screen playback.

Build
$500
Monthly care
$20 / mo

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Illustrative mobile screens, not client screenshots.

Nonprofit · Warehouse & donation inventory

Holds that don't get lost between shifts.

A disaster-relief nonprofit. Name withheld.

A warehouse screen and dock phone screens for donated goods, intake, and handoffs that had outgrown clipboards.

Build
$50,000
Monthly care
$2,000 / mo

Read the full case study

Illustrative screens, not client screenshots.

How I work

Understand

We talk through how you work now, what's getting in the way, and who will use the software.

Define

I write down what's included, what isn't, what the build costs, and what monthly care covers.

Build

I design and build it. You see working screens along the way, so nothing comes as a surprise at the end.

Look after

After launch, I handle hosting, updates, and support, and add new features when you need them.

Dylan Schwering

  • Independent developer
  • Working as DylTec

About

I work alone, so the person who answers your first message is the person who writes the code.

More about me and how I work

Questions

What do builds cost?

It depends on the project. My two published jobs were about $500 for a small radio app and $50,000 for a nonprofit warehouse platform. Those are real jobs, not package prices.

We agree on the build price before I start. Hosting, updates, and support after launch are a separate monthly fee.

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Do you work remotely?

Yes. Remote projects are welcome throughout the United States.

What happens after launch?

I stick around. Monthly care covers hosting, updates, support, and new features as your needs change. We agree on it separately from the build, so you know what it includes and what it costs.

How does a project start?

With a short message about what you need and the problem it should solve. Add a budget and timing if you know them. Asking for a price doesn't commit either of us.

Who would I work with?

Me, Dylan Schwering. I answer the first message, build the software, and look after it afterward. Nobody else is involved.

Tell me what you have in mind.

A few sentences is enough. We'll work out the rest together.

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