Tyler Young · process automation & custom software

Custom software that cuts paperwork and keeps your business moving.

I help growing service businesses replace manual email, spreadsheets, documents, and customer follow-ups with dependable software and automation.

Based in Walworth, serving Rochester and Wayne County businesses.

Tyler Young, software engineer in Walworth NY
Walworth, NY
Who this is for

Built for businesses where office work has outgrown the spreadsheet.

Commercial contractors
Property-management companies
Engineering and architecture firms
Inspection and compliance businesses
Equipment service companies
Multi-location service businesses
Professional firms processing large amounts of paperwork

Usually the best fit is a company with 10–100 employees, recurring administrative work, and a process that becomes harder every time the business grows.

What I do

Three ways I take work off your plate

AI, integrations, websites, APIs, and document processing are tools I use inside these three services — not separate things I'm selling you.

Business process automation

Replace repetitive email, spreadsheet, document, and data-entry work with systems that do it automatically and flag what needs a human.

Learn more →

Custom operational software

Portals, dashboards, quoting systems, job trackers, and internal tools built for exactly how your business runs.

Learn more →

Existing software rescue

Fix incomplete, unreliable, poorly documented, or outgrown applications — including ones a freelancer left unfinished.

Learn more →
Proof, not promises

What this looks like when it's finished

A few of the systems I've built, with the problem, the fix, and the measurable result written out in full on the case studies page.

Paperwork that shows up wrong

Nobody chases missing info anymore

An automated check reads incoming paperwork, spots what's missing, and drafts the request — a person just hits send. Read the case study →

"Where's my order?" calls

Customers stopped calling for updates

A generated status page gives customers a real answer instead of "In Progress," cutting status-check calls. Read the case study →

My own product

Restock Radar

Watches what's selling, predicts when each product runs dry, and emails the owner what to reorder and when. Read the case study →

See all case studies →

Start here

Send me one workflow that wastes time.

Tell me what your team repeatedly copies, downloads, emails, checks, or follows up on. I'll tell you whether it can realistically be automated and what an initial project would involve. (Prefer the shorter version? A quick note gets a free idea back, no strings attached.)

Goes straight to me, nobody else. Or call/text (315) 333-0868 if that's easier.

How this is priced

One flagship path from assessment to system

EngagementStarting at
Workflow Assessment — process interview, workflow map, bottleneck analysis, recommended plan, fixed implementation quote. Credited toward projects over $7,500.$1,250
Automation Pilot — automate one defined, measurable business process.from $5,000
Operational System — portals, dashboards, workflows, integrations, documents, reporting.$10,000 – $30,000+
Ongoing Care — monitoring, maintenance, support, updates, and a defined amount of improvement time.from $750/mo
Getting started

Three steps, no commitment

1

Tell me the workflow

Use the form above or call. One paragraph about what's slow or error-prone is plenty.

2

I tell you plainly

Whether it's worth automating, roughly what it would take, and which package fits — usually within a day or two.

3

We scope it properly

If it's worth doing, a Workflow Assessment turns the idea into a fixed-price plan before any code gets written.

Who you're dealing with

Local engineer, plain answers

Tyler Young is a New York-based full-stack software engineer who builds production business systems, integrations, document workflows, reporting tools, and AI-assisted operational software. He works directly with growing businesses and provides white-label technical delivery for agencies.

More about my background →

Fair questions, straight answers

We're not a "techy" business.

Perfect. The biggest wins are always in the least techy shops. If your team uses email and spreadsheets, there's something worth fixing.

We already have an IT guy.

Keep him. I don't compete with printers-and-passwords support; I build the systems nobody's IT guy builds. Happy to work alongside him.

What about our customer data?

Before anything is set up, we go through exactly what data goes where, in plain English. Plenty of fixes don't touch AI or the cloud at all.

Where I am

Actually local, not a call center

Based in Walworth, NY

Not a franchise, not an agency in another state.

Serving Rochester & Wayne County

Walworth, Ontario, Macedon, Palmyra, Marion, Williamson, Newark, Penfield, Fairport, Webster, and the greater Rochester area.

One number, I answer it

(315) 333-0868. Call or text, whichever's easier.

Send me one workflow that wastes time.

I'll tell you plainly whether it can realistically be automated and what an initial project would involve.

Review My Workflow

Or call and text (315) 333-0868. I answer it myself.