Aaron Steele.

Aaron Steele · Adelaide, South Australia · remote Australia-wide

A developer who does the whole job.

Websites, web apps, WordPress, CRMs, automations, rescues. I have spent eleven years working out what businesses actually need, and I run AI like a delivery team, so one person now does what used to take several, and knows why it's being built.

Tell me what's broken Get an instant estimate See the proof

The point

Why one person is enough now.

An AI coding agent is a delivery team: fast, tireless, literal, and perfectly willing to build the wrong thing beautifully if nobody tells it what right looks like. I spent a decade writing the brief that stops exactly that happening to rooms full of contractors, and it turns out to be the same skill. That combination is what you are hiring. The jobs below are just where it lands.

How I run AI on your job

What I do

Pick the job. It's all one person.

Industries

Your sector, on purpose.

The same disciplines land differently in a workshop, a clinic and a council. Twelve sector pages name the systems your industry actually runs on, and each one says plainly whether I have worked your sector for years or am transferring the method.

Trades Transport Mining Retail Hospitality Professional services Health & NDIS Not-for-profits Real estate Agriculture Government Education All twelve

Or don't hire me

Build it yourself. Genuinely.

Half the enquiries I get don't need a developer; they need the decisions in the right order and the honest method for building with AI. So that's for sale too: written kits with nothing held back, starting with the Website Kit. If you buy one and end up hiring me for the same job anyway, the kit price comes off the invoice.

The DIY kits

Proof, not promises

Check any of it.

Every service page and every industry page on this site carries the finished thing, running, for you to use: the website, the store, the dashboard, the app. Two of my tools are live on the internet with public source code and a full platform build sits in a repository you can compile. The client work is described without names, and that is the only part you have to take my word for.

22finished builds running on this site, one per service and per industry
0mock-ups: everything you click here works
2tools live right now with nothing hidden
52automated checks passing in a public reference build
The engagement report A build you can compile GitHub

How it works

No mystery, no meter running.

  1. You describe the problem in plain words. Screenshots, a link, a rant. Whatever you have. I will ask the questions that matter.
  2. You get a written scope and a number. Fixed quotes for defined jobs, a day rate for open-ended ones, and the difference explained before you commit to anything.
  3. I build it, and show working. Progress you can see, in plain language, at a cadence we agree. No jargon walls, no "trust me".
  4. You own everything at the end. Your domain, your hosting, your accounts, your code. If I got hit by a bus tomorrow, you would lose nothing but my company.

Questions people ask first

Fair questions.

Do you only work in Adelaide?
I am based in Adelaide and work remotely for clients anywhere in Australia. Delivering for a miner, a police force and a federal department means distributed teams are the water I swim in; remote is not a compromise, it is the normal way this work gets done.
What do you charge?
Defined jobs get a fixed quote before I start, so the risk of my estimate being wrong sits with me, not you. Open-ended work runs on a day rate agreed up front. Either way you get the number in writing first, and no invoice ever surprises you.
Are you an agency?
No. One person, senior, doing both the working-out and the building. That is the point: nothing gets lost in a handover between the person who scoped your job and the person who does it, because they are the same person.
Can you take over from another developer?
Yes, and without the theatre of rubbishing their work. Most of my career has been walking into things mid-flight and working out what the last person meant. See project rescues.
Will you take my job?
Maybe. I take on a few projects at a time, by choice, and pick for fit rather than filling a pipeline: a real problem, an owner who can decide, done properly over done cheapest. The work with me page has the filter in the open; either way you get a straight answer quickly.
Will I be locked in to you?
The opposite. Everything is built in your accounts under your ownership, documented so the next developer can pick it up, and I will happily hand over to an in-house hire when you grow into one.
All 38 plain answers, by topic