Ronnel Ilagan

AA

A small page that records water tests and changes for the two tanks in our living room, and tells me when I am about to lose a fish.

A command-line tool that reads my invoice folder and tells me which clients are late and what I should send them, because I hated doing it.

AF

A private page where I record what was done to our house, what it cost, and which wall hides which pipe, because three years in I had stopped remembering.

Built the scheduling and timesheet side of a home-care agency's operations, where a missed visit is a person alone in a house.

Turned a safety-training provider's single-customer system into something that could hold a hundred client companies without them seeing each other.

Built the internal tool brokers use to put a commercial quote together, replacing a spreadsheet that had grown to forty tabs.

Moved eighteen years of a magazine's archive off a CMS one person wrote in 2009 and nobody had understood since he left.

Moved a pharmacy's checkout from one payment provider to another without losing stored cards or a day of trading.

Rebuilt the handheld screens warehouse pickers use, for a distributor moving chilled goods where a wrong bin is a written-off pallet.

Replaced an annual renewal process that ran on a spreadsheet, two staff members' memory and a lot of January overtime.