ShirePath is a builder’s studio. I make software and systems for problems that won’t leave me alone — youth sports, faith communities, personal health — and for the operators who hire me to fix theirs.
The whole studio is the workshop. Inside, the work splits cleanly into what’s been shipped, what’s currently on the bench, and the people behind it. Pick a door.
The portfolio, kept in two ledgers: the products I built for myself, and the builds a client paid for. League management, gamified Bible reading, a stunt team, a detailer, two ministries.
The bench right now. Active builds, the field log, the shelf of parked ideas, and the tools I’m using to make it all. Updated weekly.
Who runs the shop and who sharpens the work. The operator, the crew, the principles, and the life the work fits inside of.
My first multi-tenant product: a league-operations platform built from scratch for youth sports. Registrations, payments, scheduling, team formation, standings, and communications, now opening from a single flag-football league to more than one operator.
A tour-poster site and admin CMS for a professional BMX and skateboard stunt team that performs at school assemblies, festivals, and ministry events. Shows, a media gallery, a tour schedule, and a booking form that reaches the right person, all editable by the team without a developer.
A marketing site and admin CMS for a mobile auto detailing business in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. The detailer drives to the customer, so the site's only job is to price the work plainly and turn a search into a quote request.
A mission site for a faith-based mentorship ministry in Columbia, Tennessee that fathers the fatherless through the work of a motor shop. One page carries the whole model: the mission, a seven-pillar formation track, a twelve-badge growth system, and mentor, mentee, and volunteer paths that route real applications to the team.
An RPG-themed Bible reading tracker with guilds, XP, character progression, and community accountability. Built for men who want to take their faith seriously without it feeling like homework.
A white-label admin tool for combat sports promotions. Fighter and gym registration, matchmaking, email and SMS communications, and day-of event operations, scoped by organization so one deployment can run many promotions.
A grant intake and admin platform for a 501(c)(3) that funds adoptions and walks with foster youth. Families apply for a grant in minutes with no account, and a small team reviews, tracks, and exports every application from one place.
A marketing and lead-capture site for a Zambian-led, US-registered safari company. Cinematic trip pages, an enquiry pipeline that routes serious leads straight to the team, and a self-serve blog the owners run without a developer.
A closed-cohort fat-loss accountability app I built for myself and a small group. A sub-60-second daily check-in for weight, water, workouts, and macros feeds a private cohort feed, personal trend charts, and an automatic Slack recap.
A multi-tenant SaaS for residential roofing contractors. Estimates with roofing-native math (squares, pitch, waste factors), real-time P&L tracking, material orders, and insurance claim support with ACV and RCV pricing.
The command center for private aviation professionals. Charter brokers and operators manage the full lifecycle of a trip in one place: source operators, build quotes, pull live weather and airport data, and ship branded PDF documents to clients.
An AI-powered app that transforms guided questions into personalized Christmas cards with custom stories and professional voice narration.
A photo gallery for the Advantage Flag League featuring game photography with season browsing, favorites, and top photos.
A running notebook of what’s being tried, torn down, and learned from this week. No spin. See the full log on the Workshop page.