Danitechnology is the studio name. I'm the person you'll actually work with — from the first scoping call to the 2 a.m. message when something breaks. No account managers, no handoffs to a team you've never met.
I'd rather do a short list well than list twenty services I'd have to subcontract. If your project needs something outside this — heavy data engineering, a native Android build, brand identity work — I'll tell you on the first call and point you to someone in Calgary who does it better.
Marketing sites, booking, e-commerce
Fast, accessible sites that show up in local search and don't need a developer to update. Built either hand-coded or on a CMS you can actually operate — your call, and I'll be honest about which one fits your budget and your staff.
Internal tools, portals, iOS
The software that runs the business, not the software that advertises it. Client portals, scheduling, quoting, intake, dashboards — plus native iOS when the job genuinely needs a phone in someone's hand.
Setup, migration, security
Email and domains that don't land in spam, backups that have actually been tested, access that survives an employee leaving. Practical infrastructure for teams of five to fifty — sized to what you have, not to what a vendor wants to sell you.
Monthly retainer, optional
Updates, monitoring, small changes and a person who replies. Most agencies treat this as an afterthought; it's the reason half my clients came to me in the first place after being left with a site nobody would touch.
Client work is under NDA more often than not, so here's the next best evidence: four things I designed, built, shipped and maintain myself. Every bug in them is mine.
Billing recovery for Alberta family doctors. It reads a clinical note, matches it against the 2026 Schedule of Medical Benefits and surfaces the modifiers that were missed — with the rule text attached, so the claim survives an audit. The hard part wasn't the AI; it was making sure it never guesses. Extraction is model-driven, validation is deterministic, and no patient data is ever stored.
A communication tool for autistic adults. It reads a message and lays out what it plausibly means — several readings, not one confident answer — then helps draft a reply that still sounds like you. Designed with reduced-motion and low-energy days treated as the default case, not an edge case.
An ear-training app for people who studied English for years and still can't catch "didja" or "gonna" in a real conversation. Eight voices, six connected-speech rules, a dictation lab with real audio. Works fully offline on the C-Train.
A website and content platform for a Calgary congregation — service times, sermons, events and giving, all editable by volunteers with no technical background. The real brief was "make it so nobody has to call Dani to change a date." Two years on, they haven't had to.
Client references available on request — several are local, and happy to take a call.
Ask about your projectFour steps, fixed price agreed before anything is built. If the scope changes mid-project we talk about it before the invoice does.
Thirty minutes, no slide deck. What the business actually does, what's currently breaking, what the budget genuinely is.
Free · 30 min
A written plan: what gets built, what doesn't, what it costs, when it's done. One page, plain English.
2–4 days
You see a working link every Friday. Feedback goes in as we go, so there's no dramatic reveal at the end.
3–10 weeks typical
Handover with a short recorded walkthrough. Then either you run it, or I keep it running on a monthly retainer.
Ongoing, optional
That's most of why Danitechnology exists. Before this I spent years inheriting projects from agencies that had already moved on — undocumented, half-finished, with a login nobody could find. The work itself was usually fine. What was missing was anyone who still cared about it in month seven.
So the studio stays small on purpose. I take a handful of projects at a time, I write the code myself, and I'm still around when your seasonal promo needs changing or your email stops delivering. When something is outside what I do well, I say so early rather than learn it on your budget.
Born in Alberta's weather, built for it — available in person for local work, downtown or at your office.
A rough idea is enough to start. I read every message myself and reply within one business day — usually the same afternoon if you're in Mountain Time.