When a website isn’t enough, I build the software — custom applications, APIs, automations, and WordPress plugins, engineered to hold up as you grow.
I’m a Long Island software engineer with fifteen years across the full stack, and the founder of KeyInventions, where I build software products every day. That same engineering is available to businesses that need something real built — not a no-code patch that breaks the moment you scale.
Custom web applications, internal tools, APIs and integrations, automations that remove manual work, and the kind of WordPress plugins that add genuine capability instead of bloat. I work in the right tool for the job — JavaScript and Node, PHP, SQL, Swift for iOS — chosen by what the problem needs, not by fashion. You get architecture that’s documented, maintainable, and built to last.
Full products and internal tools — front end, back end, and the data layer underneath.
Connect your systems and remove the manual, repetitive work that’s quietly costing you hours.
Custom plugins that add real capability — the same craft behind my plugins running on thousands of live sites.
A senior engineer to design it right, or to sanity-check what you’ve got before you scale it.
We talk through what you’re actually trying to achieve. If I’m not the right fit, I’ll say so and point you somewhere better.
I design and build it properly, keep you in the loop, and make the trade-offs visible instead of hiding them.
You get something fast, documented, and maintainable — and I’m here when you need to grow it.
Custom web apps, internal business tools, APIs and integrations, automations, WordPress plugins, and iOS apps in Swift. If it’s software and it’s a good fit, I’ll tell you honestly.
Yes. I can take on a defined build, modernize a legacy codebase, or advise on architecture. I’m comfortable owning a feature end to end or fitting into your process.
JavaScript and Node.js, PHP and WordPress, SQL, and Swift for iOS — with Python and Java when the problem calls for them. I pick the right tool for the job, not the trendiest one.
Yes — and as a founder myself, I think about your MVP the way you do: ship the smallest thing that proves the idea, built clean enough to grow if it works.
Completely. You get clean, documented, maintainable code with no lock-in. It’s yours.
Based in Commack and working with businesses all over Long Island — and remotely beyond. If you searched “software engineer near me,” you’re in the right place.
A few sentences about your project is all it takes to start.