Production engineer · Lean Six Sigma Black Belt · British Columbia

Software built around
the way you work.

Most small businesses do not need another giant platform. They need one stubborn bottleneck removed. Rainmaker builds focused internal software, workflow automation and fast custom websites—scoped to the problem, not padded into a consulting project.

Direct with the builder · fixed scope before work starts

Best fitSmall, specific problems
Build styleLean & production-minded
Commercial modelFixed scoped quote
HandoverNo surprise lock-in

What Rainmaker builds

Three practical lanes.
No technology theatre.

The job is to choose the smallest sensible form for the problem. Sometimes that is a full internal app. Sometimes it is a 300-line automation. Sometimes it is simply a better website.

Custom software

Internal apps & focused SaaS

When people need to do real work inside the system: users, records, status, history, approvals, dashboards, reminders and operational logic.

  • Auth, roles and multi-tenant systems
  • PostgreSQL data and audit history
  • Operator-facing workflows
  • APIs, alerts and integrations
Often $3,000–$10,000+
Quoted after the workflow is understood.
Custom software for manufacturers →
Automation

Alerts, checks & data movement

When your systems mostly work but people still spend time checking, copying, reconciling or remembering.

  • Scheduled checks
  • Telegram / email alerts
  • API integrations
  • Reports and exception monitoring
From ~$800
Compact when the logic is clear.
Manufacturing workflow automation →
Websites

Fast static sites for real businesses

When the business mainly needs customers to find, trust and contact it—without a CMS-heavy stack.

  • Custom responsive design
  • Local SEO fundamentals
  • Project/service presentation
  • Code and files handed over
Refresh from $600 · builds from $1,100
Clear scope before work starts.
See the website lane →

Go deeper only if you need to

The important arguments now
have their own pages.

The homepage should orient you, not make you read an entire philosophy before finding the right door.

Trust

Why Rainmaker?

Engineering, manufacturing and operations experience—and how it changes software decisions.

Read Why Rainmaker →
Decision

Do you need custom?

ERP, SaaS, Excel, automation or custom software: a neutral manufacturing decision guide.

Use the guide →
Proof

What has Rainmaker built?

Ryxen products, public systems and the operating standard behind the work.

Inspect the work →
Action

Have a real bottleneck?

Show the current workaround and get the smallest sensible build direction.

Work with Rainmaker →

Two lanes · same build philosophy

Software when the workflow needs logic.
Static HTML when the business needs a great front door.

Rainmaker does not force every problem into an app. The technology should match what the customer or operator actually needs to do.

Custom software

Use an application when the system must remember data, manage users, enforce workflow, automate decisions or create an operational record.

  • Internal apps and focused SaaS
  • Authentication, roles and tenant separation
  • PostgreSQL data, history and reporting
  • Automation, APIs and AI-assisted steps

Custom websites

Use a static site when customers mainly need to understand the business, see the work and make contact quickly.

  • Refresh: roughly $600–900
  • Standard build: roughly $1,100–1,700
  • Premium rebuild: roughly $2,200–3,200
  • Mockup-first on larger rebuilds

Proof, not a pitch

Software I have to operate.
Websites clients have to use.

The quality claim should be inspectable before you ever send a message. Ryxen shows the product side; live client work shows the website side.

Product proof · Ryxen

I build software I have to operate too.

Ryxen is the product suite behind the custom-build offer: real authentication, multi-tenant data, workflows, scheduled jobs, alerts and production databases—not just landing-page mockups.

ServiceGridMaintenance and service history.
SafeDeskSafety and compliance workflows.
SupplyGridMaterial-order visibility.
See the full build proof →
Website case · Langley, BC

Sardaar G Automotive Ltd.

Full custom static build with a distinct industrial design language, responsive layout, local-business structured data, Google Maps and a clear service/contact path.

Build time1 focused day
Monthly hosting$0.00
WordPressNone
Structured dataIncluded
View live site →

Useful before you buy anything

Free manufacturing and business resources.
No email gate.

The public work exists for the same reason as the paid work: solve useful problems and demonstrate understanding of the operating environment.

SOPs

Free SOPs

Machine operation, safety, maintenance and quality procedures for Canadian manufacturing.

Browse SOPs →
A–Z

Glossary terms

Manufacturing, maintenance and operations terminology in one growing reference layer.

Browse glossary →
Tools

Free calculators

Small practical manufacturing and business calculators with no sign-up.

Use calculators →
BC

Investment tracker

Source-backed public data on manufacturing investment and modernization activity.

Open tracker →

The process

Understand it. Scope it.
Build only what earns its place.

Websites and software are different deliverables, but the operating discipline is the same: see the real problem, cut the scope, show something real early and finish the agreed job.

01 · Show

Show the current reality

Spreadsheet, website, paper form, repeated task, workflow or workaround.

02 · Cut

Define the useful core

Separate what solves the problem from what merely sounds good in a feature list.

03 · Scope

Know the number upfront

Price, boundaries and assumptions are visible before the build starts.

04 · Build

See something real early

Mockup for a website; first working slice for software; test the agreed critical paths.

Start with the operation

Tell Rainmaker what is actually getting in the way.

You do not need a specification or a software category. Bring the bottleneck, current workaround or website problem. The next step is the dedicated project page—not another tour of the homepage.