Data + Dev
for small businesses.
Automate messy workflows, build useful dashboards, and ship niche tools that replace manual work.
Built for businesses with messy workflows, fragmented data, and reporting gaps.
Some businesses need a dashboard that actually reflects what's happening. Some need a recurring process automated so it stops eating hours. Others need a custom tool built for the exact workflow no off-the-shelf software handles well.
Projexions handles the technical work — dashboards, automation, data cleanup, and niche software — with a clear scope and a defined deliverable every time.
Dashboards
Custom reporting views for cash flow, operations, exceptions, and owner reporting — built from your existing exports and data sources.
Automation
Workflow fixes, integrations, scripts, and recurring process automation for businesses that have outgrown doing it manually.
Niche software
Small internal apps, local-first tools, and workflow-specific software built for the exact use case no off-the-shelf product handles well.
Dashboards, automation, data fixes, and niche software.
Projexions helps businesses turn fragmented data into useful dashboards, automate recurring workflows, clean up broken exports, and build practical software for the exact problem no generic tool solves well.
- Custom dashboard builds and reporting views
- Workflow automation and process scripts
- CSV cleanup, PDF extraction, and data transformation
- Niche app development and internal tooling
A good fit for businesses that need better systems, not more software subscriptions.
Projexions works best for businesses that are already operating, already using multiple tools, and already feeling the friction between disconnected data, manual reporting, and workflows that keep breaking.
No generic consulting. No bookkeeping grind. Focused technical work with a clear deliverable.
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