Start with the work
You show me the process, the people involved, and where it breaks down. Technology comes after the problem is understood.
Tailorware is Drake Delozier in Houston, TX. I help small businesses solve operational problems with software, without asking them to become software companies.
tailorware aboutname : Drake Delozierbase : Houston, TXteam : one, by designwork : local + remote across the US01 // why this exists
Most small businesses run on spreadsheets, email threads, and subscriptions that almost fit. The remaining gaps are usually covered by people repeating the same manual steps every week.
I build the missing piece around the business you already have. Sometimes that is a complete application. Sometimes it is a quiet automation that gives a team several hours back.
The measure of good software is not how impressive the technology sounds. It is whether the work becomes clearer, faster, and less frustrating.
02 // operating principles
You show me the process, the people involved, and where it breaks down. Technology comes after the problem is understood.
Every engagement begins with a written proposal covering the outcome, boundaries, timing, cost, and ongoing service.
You work with me throughout the project. There is no account-management layer and no handoff between teams.
I host, monitor, maintain, and support the agreed solution instead of leaving your team with a codebase to operate.
SOURCE_CODE.md
The source code remains Tailorware property. That is what makes the relationship a managed service: I remain accountable for the technical system rather than transferring that responsibility to you.
YOUR_DATA.md
Customer records, orders, documents, and other business data belong to you. They can be exported in a practical format when you need them.
03 // a good fit
04 // where I work
I am based in Houston, TX and welcome in-person kickoff conversations across the Houston metro. Remote engagements are available throughout the United States.
OPEN_CHANNEL
A 30-minute conversation is enough to find out whether custom software is worth pursuing.