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Built for a clientFeb 2026 – Apr 2026

Condo Management System

A management system for a condominium: an admin side for the office, and a private portal where residents see their own bills and requests.

Built for
Telectronic Systems Inc. (TSI) and their condominium client
My role
Full-Stack Developer
When
Feb 2026 – Apr 2026

The situation

Billing, service requests and occupancy records lived in scattered files. The office could not see the whole picture at once, and residents had no way to check a balance or chase a request without phoning someone.

What I built

I ran the interviews, wrote the requirements, and pitched the system to the CEO before building it. The office got an admin system covering billing, service requests and occupancy. Residents got a separate mobile-friendly portal, secured with their own login, that shows only their own information. Payment receipts uploaded by a resident land in the office's records automatically.

February to April 2026 as sole developer — stakeholder interviews and a written requirements document first, then the build, then a pitch to the CEO.

What it lets people do

  • Residents check their balance, bills and request status from a phone
  • Residents upload a payment receipt and see it reflected without a phone call
  • Office staff manage billing, service requests and occupancy in one place
  • Access is scoped by role, so people only see what belongs to them

Under the hood

The tools this is built with. You do not need to know any of them to use it — open one if you are curious what it does.

If you're considering working together

How a project actually goes

No jargon, no long contract to decode, and no stage where you are asked to approve something you cannot picture.

  1. 01

    We talk about the problem

    Not the software — the problem. What is slow, what gets forgotten, what people keep having to redo by hand. Usually one call is enough to see the shape of it.

  2. 02

    I write down what I heard

    In plain language, before any building starts, so you can correct me while it is still cheap to correct. You approve it or you don't.

  3. 03

    You see it early and often

    Working pieces, not screenshots or promises. If something is wrong, you say so while there is still time to change it.

  4. 04

    It goes live and stays supported

    Hosting, domain and setup handled. The Valley O'Ville site has been running since 2023 — I don't disappear after launch.

Have something in mind?

Tell me what is not working. If I'm not the right person for it, I'll say so and point you somewhere better.