I build websites, mobile apps, AI-powered tools and automations that turn ideas into things people can actually use.
What I've Made
Personal products first — evidence of the kind of websites, apps, and tools I build. Each card is a real project, not a stand-in.
Native mobile app
Live on the App StoreA customizable HIIT workout timer — idea to App Store.
A customizable HIIT workout timer built from an idea and taken all the way to the App Store.
Concert discovery app
In progressConcerts that matter — not another tab of listings.
ShowSignal is a concert discovery app for finding shows that actually matter to you, instead of hunting across many sources.
Personal hub app
TestFlightOne place for what's happening in your life.
A native personal hub centered on the family calendar, with Shows, UVA athletics, and your projects in one place.
Currently: Calendar-first navigation (Calendar, My Projects, Shows, UVA) · Family Google Calendar month, with Month and Agenda · Create a plan from the family calendar · Shows from ShowSignal, with Save to My Vibe · UVA athletics schedule, with Add to My Vibe · My Projects portfolio
Planned, not shipped: SweatShift workouts on the calendar · Local Buzz 757 · Other personal apps
Local events app
In progressWhat's going on this week in Hampton Roads.
Local events, specials, and good times around Norfolk, Virginia Beach, and the rest of Hampton Roads — happy hours, trivia, bingo, and live music in one weekly calendar.
Prompt coach
LiveFrom idea to a live website — a small prompt coach.
Answer a few calm questions. Junior writes a first-build prompt, then walks you to a public Vercel link — no account, no jargon maze.
Web game
LiveMake a bingo game around the moments only your group will recognize.
The Bingo with Friends party mode lets a host name an event, write or generate squares, deal cards, and share a link so everyone can play on their phones.
Web game
LiveA shared bingo game made for a friends' weekend at Wintergreen.
A custom weekend game with individual bingo cards, a crew view, activity feed, leaderboard, and recap. Friends can open the game on their phones and follow the weekend together.
Looking for the full set, including client work? Browse everything I've made.
Made for Clients
Client work is distinct from the products above. Case details stay empty until they’re real — no invented quotes, screenshots, or live URLs.
Client website
LiveA live website for a Hampton Roads consulting and family support organization — consulting for children, adults, and families, plus help connecting with providers and navigating school systems.
Client website
LiveA warm, home-raised breeder site for AKC Sheltie puppies in Indiana — litters, parent dogs, and a clear path to inquire.
What I Can Make for You
Start with the problem. The stack comes after.
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A modern presence for small businesses, organizations, and people who need to look as considered as the work they do.
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Mobile apps, web apps, and custom tools — from a rough idea to something you can actually use.
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Practical AI and automation for repetitive work, messy workflows, and new capabilities — not science-fair demos.
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Improve a site or app you already have. Add a feature. Connect the systems that should already talk to each other.
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QuickBooks setup and help, with a path to Vandy Accounting Solutions for bookkeeping and related accounting work. Willey Made is Mike’s solo studio.
How It's Made
If you can say “I wish I had something that did…,” we can start there. The process is the same whether it’s a website, an app, or a quieter automation.
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You don’t need a technical spec. “I wish I had something that did…” is a real starting point.
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We figure out the problem, the people it’s for, and the smallest version worth building first.
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I make it — websites, apps, tools, automations — with regular check-ins so it stays yours.
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We try it the way a real person would. What’s confusing gets fixed before it goes out.
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It ships. App Store, web, or quietly into a workflow — whatever “real” means for the idea.
About Mike
Accounting, business ownership, project management, and technology — then websites and apps. I start with “What problem are we solving?” not “What tech should we use?”
More about MikeLet's Make Something
Tell me about it. It doesn't need to be completely figured out yet.
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