I'm one developer. Before 2025, a custom booking and events system might have cost £100,000 and taken a year to build. Now, it will cost a fraction of that and be vastly easier to amend, improve and maintain.
AI hasn't just made me faster — it's changed the economics of software development entirely. I don't have a team, and I don't need one. There's no project manager, no account handler, no overhead that gets baked into your invoice. It's just me, doing the work, with tools that let me deliver what used to require a team.
That means you get direct access to the person building your software. No in between people confusing the ask. When you have a question, you get an answer from me.
But here's what matters most: my experience means the software I build follows best practices and is clean, minimal, and well-documented. If I got hit by a bus tomorrow, any competent developer could pick up where I left off within a day. That’s what AI has provided: much lower cost and much less risk.
Custom software for small to medium businesses used to be unaffordable and risky.
Not any more.
