Hi, I'm Travis
A builder, not an agency.
I build the websites, AI integrations, and data pipelines businesses need, work that looks sharp, runs fast, and holds up long after launch, and you work with me directly the whole way.
I've spent the better part of a decade building production software, data platforms and internal tools for places like Southwest Airlines and Bank of America, and these days as a software engineer in Austin, Texas. That work taught me how to ship things that hold up: fast, maintainable, and built to grow.
Somewhere along the way I realized the most fun I had was the part most engineers avoid, the design, the craft, the front of the house. So I started taking on marketing sites for clients on the side, and it kept growing. I've since shipped sites for a credit union, a national industrial brand, AI startups, and small businesses that just needed a site that finally looked like them.
Most of those clients didn't want an agency, with its layers, account managers, and markup. They wanted one person who could actually do the work and talk to them like a human. That's the whole idea here: senior work delivered direct, without the overhead, whatever you need built.
Why work with me.
You get me, start to finish
The person who scopes your project is the person who designs it and writes the code. Nothing gets lost in a handoff because there is no handoff.
Senior judgment on every call
Years of shipping production software for banks, airlines, and startups means I know which corners are safe to cut and which will cost you later.
Clear terms up front
Website builds are a fixed fee; engineering runs hourly or scoped. Either way you know the terms, the price, and the timeline before we start. No surprise invoice at the end.
Fast, without the cracks
I use the right modern tools to move quickly, but speed never comes at the cost of performance, accessibility, or the details.
When I'm not building.
You'll usually find me out on the water fishing, hiking with my dog Apollo, shooting 35mm film, or chasing a new PR at the gym. I think the same eye that frames a good photo is the one that makes a website feel right, so the hobbies aren't really separate from the work.
Let's talk
Tell me what you're building.
The fastest way to start is an email with a sentence or two about your project. I read every one myself.