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Launch page
A polished one-page site for a new or local business that needs to look credible fast.
$200–$250
- Up to 5 focused sections
- Mobile-first layout
- Contact options + launch setup
Independent software studio
Practical software,priced for small teams.
CapSys builds focused websites and business tools for local companies. You work directly with the developer, get a clear scope before work begins, and know what the project should cost.
- $200–$500
- Most projects
- $75 deposit
- Credited to the total
- Direct access
- One developer, start to finish
Simple starting points
Clear scope. Small-business prices.
Most CapSys projects land between $200 and $500. The goal is a useful first version, not a long list of extras you never asked for.
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Business website
A complete small-business site with room to explain the work and earn trust.
$300–$375
- 3–5 core pages
- About, services, and contact
- Basic search and sharing setup
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Website + feature
A business site plus one useful interactive feature that helps a customer take action.
$400–$475
- Quote or intake flow
- Scheduling, menu, or catalog
- Two revision rounds
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Focused app or tool
A tightly scoped installable app, prototype, or internal tool built around one important workflow.
$450–$500
- Up to 2 operating systems
- One user type
- One core workflow
App platform support
Two operating systems are included.
Focused app projects include support for up to two agreed operating systems at no additional CapSys charge.
iOS distribution
About $100/year to Apple
Ongoing iOS distribution, including private business apps, requires Apple Developer Program membership. Apple currently charges $99 per year in the U.S., paid directly by the client.
Secure accounts, multiple roles, payments, major data imports, or several integrations may require an expanded quote. I only go above $500 when the workload genuinely calls for it; I explain why first.
Build an estimate →Featured case study
Built around the work people already do.
Southside Safe Lock & Door needed more than a brochure site. This cross-platform project brings inventory, timekeeping, and admin workflows into one consistent system.
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Southside operations app
The design keeps the most important actions within thumb reach, uses the company's own visual identity, and gives employees and administrators the right level of control.
The CapSys approach
Start with the real workflow, remove friction, and build the smallest complete system that makes the job easier.
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Inventory clarity
Stock counts, pricing, SKU details, low-stock flags, and margin visibility in one mobile view.
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Job-linked timekeeping
Employees can clock in, attach time to a customer or location, and see recent shifts.
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Admin oversight
Team access, hours, jobs, and an activity history give the owner a clear operating picture.
A simpler process
Direct from first idea to launch.
CapSys is a one-person studio. The advantage is straightforward: the person listening to the problem is also the person designing and building the solution.
Start a conversation01
Talk through the real need
We start with what a customer or employee needs to accomplish, not a list of trendy features.
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Agree on a focused scope
Before work begins, you see what the first version includes, what it costs, and what sits outside the quote.
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Review as it takes shape
You work directly with Aedyn, see progress, and get clear answers without an account-management layer.
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Launch with a clean handoff
The finished project is tested, published, and explained in plain language so you know what happens next.
Aedyn Smalley · Developer behind CapSys
Meet the builder
Practical software, built by someone who stays close to the details.
I’m Aedyn Smalley, a developer with Georgia roots and the person behind CapSys. I study mathematics at the University of Michigan and spend my time outside class building for the web, working in Linux and cloud environments, and automating the repetitive parts with Python and Bash.
I’m early in my career, and I don’t try to hide that. CapSys is built around direct communication, sensible scope, and work I can stand behind.
- Georgia roots
- Building for local businesses
- Mathematics
- University of Michigan
- Hands-on
- Web, Linux, cloud & automation
Plan your project
Choose the closest fit for a useful starting estimate. Most CapSys projects land between $200 and $500; unusually involved work gets a personal scope review before you commit.
Estimated project total
$200–$250
Launch page
Deposit after scope approval$75
The deposit reserves your project and is credited toward the final project total. Scope and price are confirmed first.
Start with a conversation
What could work better in your business?
Tell me what you want customers or employees to do more easily. I'll reply with a focused next step and a clear idea of the likely cost.
- aedyn11107@gmail.com
- Call or text
- (678) 590-6396
- Code and projects
- GitHub / NoviceAtPython