Jordan Adair · developer · Ontario · taking work
You describe what's wrong. I find the real cause, agree a fixed price, and see it through, one working step at a time.
Open to full-time developer roles. Email me for my résumé.
A broken update, two plugins fighting, a page that crawls. I find the cause and fix it.
Duplicates, mixed formats and half-filled rows sorted into one clean file.
The job someone does by hand every week, done by itself.
A focused tool or a few-page site, built so you can keep running it.
● Featured project
A desktop app that runs coding agents across all my projects and only comes to me for the decisions that are really mine.
This is the working prototype. Click around.Sample projects
Desktop app
My journal, tasks, habits and money in one app on my own computer, built to replace the five apps that held them.
Read more →Web app
A drawing canvas for the Drawabox 250 Box Challenge that extends my lines and marks each box the moment I tap done.
Read more →Web app
A page that turns a game market's live public prices into a ranked list of what to buy, how many, and what to sell it for.
Read more →Command-line tool
Collects what already sells on Steam, itch.io, the App Store and WordPress.org, and what its paying users complain about, so a product idea starts from evidence.
Read more →Website
A website for a friend's new electrical estimating business.
Read more →Website
A friend's personal site, rebuilt for a job search.
Read more →Agreed before anything starts, split into phases you can see working.
Small jobs are one payment. Bigger ones are paid a phase at a time, and each phase ends with something you can use, like a working contact form or a cleaned-up product list.
I try every fix on a copy of your site, so the live one isn't touched until it works.
If something I built stops working, tell me and I'll look at it.
A few sentences about the problem is enough to start.
contact@JordanAdair.ca