Selected work

Built, shipped, and maintained. Evidence of technical depth.

NoticeDock and Fixpoint One are product portfolios I designed, built, released, and maintain. They are not the standard StackOpsOne service menu and do not imply open-ended product development; they show the engineering depth behind the focused work offered across the site.

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Stripe apps + AI email support

NoticeDock

Three focused products for overdue-invoice follow-up, payment and pricing review, and always-on customer email support.

3 public productsStripe + emailDocs and pricing

01Stripe app

Billing Ops

Overdue invoice follow-up, customer context, editable messages, notes, contacted status, and payment arrangements inside Stripe.

Open product → 02Stripe app

Payment Link and Coupon Loss Guard

Read-only review of active links, discounts, prices, currencies, trials, and checkout differences.

Open product → 03Email support

Frontline

Always-on customer email support using the business's own support documents, policies, and escalation rules.

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Shopify app portfolio

Fixpoint One

Four focused Shopify apps for shipping restrictions, cart estimates, checkout payment rules, and split-shipment monitoring.

4 public appsShopify App Store14-day trials

01Shipping rules

FP1 - Postcode Shipping Guard

Block restricted postcode, postal code, or ZIP code areas inside existing Shopify shipping zones.

Open product → 02Cart estimates

FP1 - Cart Shipping Calculator

Show estimated shipping rates in the cart before checkout using the store's existing Shopify rates.

Open product → 03Checkout rules

FP1 - Hide Payment Methods

Hide, rename, or reorder eligible payment methods using ordered checkout rules.

Open product → 04Fulfillment alerts

FP1 - Partial Fulfillment Flag

Email the team when Shopify orders remain partially fulfilled beyond the chosen delay.

Open product →

What the portfolios demonstrate

The technical ceiling behind focused StackOpsOne work.

Most StackOpsOne engagements are smaller, bounded assignments. These portfolios demonstrate technical depth across application logic, integrations, data handling, release, documentation, billing, and ongoing maintenance without expanding the standard service scope.

Systems thinking

Operational requirements are translated into bounded products with clear rules, data flows, interfaces, and failure handling.

End-to-end execution

The work spans implementation, integrations, testing, deployment, marketplace or product pages, documentation, and support paths.

Larger work, reviewed separately

A clearly defined product-build request may be reviewed separately, but open-ended product development is not standard service work.

Need focused work—or something larger?

Start with the problem, not a service label.

Most requests fit the core service catalogue. Larger work is reviewed separately only when its scope and verification path are clear.

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