One tech.
Zero committees.
I'm Austin — a working field technician based in Austin, TX, and the developer behind FieldDeck and BuildingSurvey.
I didn't set out to build software. I set out to fix my own workday — and the tools that came out of it are too useful to keep to myself.
Built to solve my own needs
Every feature in these apps exists because I needed it on a job site — managing field work without enterprise bloat, documenting a building survey without a camera roll and a prayer. If it didn't earn its place in my own truck, it isn't in the product.
The vision
Field technicians and small MSPs deserve software made for how the work actually happens — not adapted from tools built for someone else's desk. The goal is simple: facilitate the work of every field tech who picks these up, the same way they facilitate mine.
Where the money goes /
All proceeds support a local developer
Every app sale goes directly to me — an independent developer in Austin, TX. No investors, no parent company, no growth targets set by people who have never held a punch-down tool. Buying these apps means supporting an indie developer making useful products tailor-made for field technicians and MSPs.
Why indie matters here
Independent developers answer to the people using the software — nobody else. Feature requests come from job sites, bugs get fixed by the person who hit them first, and the roadmap is a punch list from real work. That's the model worth promoting.
Home base /
Made in Austin, TX — and proud of it.
Off the clock /
The life the job sites pay for.
[ family photo goes here — the reason any of this gets built ]
Say hello /
Feature ideas, bug reports, or enterprise licensing — it all lands in one inbox, mine.
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