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ASETech · Software studio

Software built
like joinery

Web apps, mobile apps and the systems behind them. Measured first, fitted tight, and built to hold without a pile of fasteners.

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Cut list · 20266 pcs
  1. 01CatechlyWebwip
  2. 02EasyAddiPhonelive
  3. 03CourierCalciOSwip
  4. 04JustPray RosaryiOSwip
  5. 05BarkfieldWebwip
  6. 06Instructor CornerWebwip
tolerance ±0no filler

Tools used: .NET 10, C#, ASP.NET Core, React, TypeScript, Flutter, Dart, Azure, SQL Server, Dapper, Astro, Vercel, Stripe, Square, Playwright.

Selected work

Six things, built end to end.

Products of my own and systems for clients. Each one designed, built, tested and shipped by ASETech.

Web app · SaaSIn progress

Catechly

Religion homework for parish programs. Catechists assign it; families do it on a phone with one passkey.

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iOS appLive

EasyAdd

A calculator that adds feet, inches and fractions the way your tape measure reads them.

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Mobile appIn progress

CourierCalc

What a delivery shift actually paid, once the gas is paid for.

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Mobile appIn progress

JustPray Rosary

A Scripture verse for every bead, and a quiet record of what you've prayed.

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Operations platform · Client workIn progress

Barkfield

Runs a pet shop's recurring dog-food deliveries, from the customer's subscription to the van's load list.

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Instructor portal · Client workIn progress

Instructor Corner

Instructors download class forms, and every copy that needs an ID arrives with a unique one already printed on it.

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Services

What I build.

  1. 01

    Web apps

    Sign-in apps for staff, customers and families. Fast on a phone, readable at any text size, translated when the people using it need that.

  2. 02

    Mobile apps

    iOS and Android from one Flutter codebase. Offline when it should be, private by default, through App Store review and out the door.

  3. 03

    APIs and data

    .NET APIs on SQL Server and Azure. Clean layers, numbered migrations, an audit trail when the records matter.

  4. 04

    Integrations

    The joints between the tools you already pay for — payments, routing, email, spreadsheets — so nobody copies data by hand.

Process

Same as the shop: measure, rough-in, fit, finish.

  1. Step 1

    Measure

    Learn the job as it's done today. Who does what, with which tools, and where it goes wrong. Write it down in plain English.

  2. Step 2

    Rough-in

    A working demo on made-up data, early. You click through it before anything is wired to a real database.

  3. Step 3

    Fit

    Build it properly, in small pieces you can see. Automated tests for the math, the permissions and the accessibility.

  4. Step 4

    Finish

    Ship it, hand over the keys, and stay on call. Docs in plain words so the next person can pick it up.

About

One builder. Two shops.

ASETech is Anthony Ercolano. I write software in .NET, React and Flutter, and I build architectural millwork. The two trades share more than you'd think.

A good joint holds because it was cut to fit, not because it's full of screws. Software is the same. Know the job before the first line of code, keep the parts square, and leave nothing in that doesn't carry weight.

You work with the person doing the work. No account managers, no hand-offs, and plain answers about what something will take.

Builds in
.NET · React · Flutter
Works with
Small businesses, parishes, trades
Ships to
Web · iOS · Android

Contact

Have something to build?

Send the measurements: what the job is, who does it today, and what's getting in the way. You'll get a straight answer within two working days.

Email ASETech hello@asetech.dev