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Dan Spelt

Custom software development · Based in Victoria, BC

Software that solves business problems

Is your business spending too much time, money or effort working around an inefficient process?

Dan Spelt helps businesses identify where technology can improve efficiency, reduce costs and create better ways of working — then designs and builds the software to make it happen.

You bring the problem. Dan finds the opportunity.

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Based in Victoria, BC · Working remotely with businesses and organizations

Dan Spelt

Start with the problem. Not the software.

You don't need to know what technology you need.

Dan starts by understanding how your business works, where time and resources are being lost, and whether software can deliver a worthwhile return.

If it can, he develops a solution around your business — rather than asking your business to adapt to someone else's software.

Thinking about a software solution?

Before deciding what to build, start by understanding the business problem and the potential return.

Read: When a Business Problem Becomes a Software Opportunity

From problem to solution

  1. Understand

    Identify the problem and where it is costing the business.

  2. Assess

    Determine whether technology can produce a meaningful improvement.

  3. Build

    Develop a practical solution designed around the way you work.

  4. Improve

    Refine the system as the business learns what works best.

See what this can look like

Community Hive

A property-management organization was dealing with multiple processes for communication, maintenance, bookings, voting and reporting.

Dan developed a single platform to bring those functions together, reducing administrative work and creating a more efficient way to manage information and communication.

View the Community Hive Case Study

Why Dan?

  • 18+ years of software development experience
  • Full-stack expertise — from user interface to database and infrastructure.
  • Business-focused problem solving — technology is selected to serve the problem, not the other way around.
  • Direct collaboration — you work with the person who understands the problem and builds the solution.
  • Continuity by design — every system is documented, maintainable and prepared for a clear handoff if circumstances change.

Have a problem worth solving?

The first conversation isn't about selling you software. It's about determining whether there's a better, more efficient and more cost-effective way to do what you're doing now.

Talk to Dan About Your Problem