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Fixed bid, always//Proposals in 24 hours//1,000+ commits this year//118 API routes in production//Chicago, Illinois//Fixed bid, always//Proposals in 24 hours//1,000+ commits this year//118 API routes in production//Chicago, Illinois//
1,000+Commits This Year
118API Routes in Production
28Data Models
8Systems Shipped
I'm Logan Bronstein. I run two companies on code I wrote myself, from the first lead to the final payout, and Risk Digital is where I build that same machinery for other businesses. I start by finding where your hours actually go, the task your team repeats every day that nobody questions, and I build the software that takes it off your desk for good. Nothing here comes off a shelf or out of a template. You talk directly to the person writing the code, and you get a fixed price, a real timeline, and two weeks of fixes on the house.
01 / What I Build for You
Built to order, never off a shelf.
Most projects start as one of these and turn into a combination of them. Tell me the problem in plain English, and I'll tell you what it actually is.
Websites That Win Work
A hand-built site on your own domain that makes a serious business look like one. Fast enough to feel instant, written to sell, and when you want something changed, you text me and it's live the same day.
The tool your business actually needs and nobody sells. Built around how your team already works, not the other way around, and sized to grow with you.
The work that repeats is the work I delete. Follow ups that send themselves, reports that assemble themselves, AI where it actually earns its place, and every message behind an approve button until you trust it.
You already pay for tools that refuse to talk to each other. I wire them together and put your whole business on one screen with numbers you can finally trust.
Not mockups, not promises. Everything here is live, in production, doing its job today, and every one of them maps to something I can build for you. Tap a card for the plain English version.
Client BuildHoopsLab54
A real website instead of a template with his name on it
A basketball trainer got a fast site on his own domain with his programs, his pricing, and an inquiry form that emails him the moment someone fills it out. When he texts a change, it's live in about a minute.
a bad deploy cannot replace his site
LIVE · HOOPSLAB54.COM
HoopsLab54
The deploy script checks the published page for his actual content before and after every release, so an old version can never quietly come back. He asks for a change by text, and it's done the same day. That's the whole service, and it's the part template shops can't do.
A referral network trusted enough to send your mother to
A curated directory of vetted service providers across Chicago and the North Shore, live on its own domain. Every company in it earned its place through completed work, and every listing links straight to a real phone that answers.
every listing is personally vetted
LIVE · SERVICEADVISOR.NETWORK
Service Advisor
Directories usually sell placement to whoever pays. This one can't be bought into, which is the entire point. I designed it, built it, shipped it, and it runs itself: categories, direct contact links, and a standard every company had to meet before appearing.
Every lead arrives already tagged with where it came from
Routes each lead the second it lands, tells the ad platforms about the conversion from the server rather than the visitor's browser, and reads the ad accounts against the CRM every morning to say which campaigns produced actual customers, not clicks.
the pixel gets blocked, the server does not
RUNS ON EVERY LEAD, DAILY
Lead Engine
If you spend money on ads and can't say which dollar turned into a paying customer, this is the hole. Every lead gets stamped with its true source, routed instantly, and reported against real revenue. It has run in production every day for months, and it can run for you.
Production SystemPricing + Listings
Photos go in, a priced listing comes out
Pulls comparable sold items to ground every price instead of guessing, drafts the description, compresses and cleans the photos, caches the research so the same lookup is never paid for twice, and keeps an audit trail of every change.
the number has to be defensible
AUDIT TRAIL ON EVERY LISTING
Pricing + Listings
What used to be a person typing the same kind of paragraph over and over, then eyeballing a price, is now a review step. The system shows its work: where every figure came from, which sold items back it up, and who changed what. A human approves it, and that's the only part a human still does.
03 / Ready for You
Built for mine, available to yours.
I build these for my own companies first and run them every day. Each one can be built for yours instead.
The Review Agent
Asks a customer for a review after their job finishes, once, in the business's own voice. It holds a claim on every send so it physically cannot message the same person twice, and it keeps no raw contact details in its logs.
An email that lands before I start work: what the ad accounts spent, what the CRM actually received, and what needs a decision today. Built so I read one thing instead of opening six dashboards.
The pattern underneath everything I ship. Drafts sit in a queue until a person releases them, the scheduler claims each item atomically so nothing can ever send twice, and every action lands in an activity log.
I founded Sale Advisor and wrote the software that runs it. A customer books online, we come to their home, take on their items, sell them, and pay them out. All of it lives in one system I built from nothing: leads, clients, walkthroughs, inventory, listings, messages, deliveries, payouts, and the staff accounts that touch them.
118 API routes, 28 data models, 49 shared modules, live at saleadvisor.com.
My team doesn't open a spreadsheet, and I can see the whole company on one screen.
Every system I would build for you, I already trust with my own payroll.
I'm a junior at CU Boulder and I run two companies on code I wrote. Risk Digital is the second one. The first is a consignment business in Chicago that runs its whole day, leads to payouts, on software I built because nothing on the market fit.
That means when I take your build, I already know what it feels like to depend on the thing I shipped. My own payroll runs through my code. Yours will get the same standard, and you'll be talking to the person who wrote every line of it.
Junior at CU BoulderFounder of Two CompaniesChicago, IllinoisProposals Within 24 Hours
05 / How It Works
Four steps, no agency theatre.
01
We Find Where the Hours Go
Send the problem, not a spec. Usually it starts as a complaint rather than a project, and my job is to work out which part of your week is actually worth attacking first.
02
I Send a Written Proposal
Within 24 hours: scope, timeline, fixed price. If I'm not the right fit for it, I'll say so and point you at someone better.
03
Half Down, I Start Building
50% upfront, 50% on delivery. You see progress while it happens. No surprise bills.
04
Ship, Support, Iterate
Delivered live. Two weeks of post-launch fixes included. After that you can keep me on monthly to maintain it, or not. Entirely your call.
06 / What It Costs
A number without booking a call.
You send me the problem, I send back a written proposal with scope, timeline, and a number. 50% down, 50% on delivery. No surprise bills.
Teardown
Free
An honest read on where software actually helps you and where it doesn't, in writing. Sometimes the answer is that you don't need me. No deck, no pitch, no obligation.
One Tool
$2.5K to $5K
The annoying weekly thing, gone. A single automation, a focused site, an intake that routes itself. Scoped tight and shipped in weeks, not quarters.
A System
$5K to $10K+
Internal tools, dashboards, client portals, and the integrations that tie together the software you already pay for. Something your team runs their day out of.
Keep It Running
$150 to $700/mo
Optional, and only after something ships. I monitor it, fix what breaks, and add the next thing. Cancel whenever. It is never a condition of the build.
07 / Straight Answers
Fair questions, honest answers.
You're a college student. Why would I hire you?
Because everything on this page is real and running, and two companies already depend on it, one of them mine. I'm a junior at CU Boulder, and my own payroll goes through code I wrote. You can verify every claim here by clicking the links. That's a higher bar than a portfolio of mockups.
What if my project is bigger than that?
Then we break it into phases and you approve each one before it starts. I'd rather ship a working piece in six weeks and earn the next phase than quote a number I can't stand behind.
What if I just need one automation?
That's the One Tool band, and it's real work, not a loss leader. Plenty of businesses need exactly one thing fixed properly and nothing else. If you only want the audit, that's the free Teardown.
Who actually does the work?
Me. You talk to the person writing the code. Nothing gets quietly handed to a subcontractor you've never met.
What if I don't know what I want yet?
Describe the problem in plain English and I'll tell you what it actually is. Most people come to me with a symptom rather than a spec. Working out the real shape of it is part of the job.
Do you do ongoing maintenance?
Two weeks of fixes are included after launch. After that you can keep me on at $150 to $700 a month to monitor it, fix what breaks, and add the next thing. It's optional, it starts only after something ships, and you can cancel whenever.
Will my data and code stay private?
Your data stays in your own accounts, and nothing I build for you is ever shown to another client. The engineering patterns underneath are mine, hardened across every build I've shipped, which is part of why yours arrives in weeks instead of quarters.
08 / Start Here
Tell me what's broken.
The more detail you give me, the better the proposal you get back. You'll hear from me within 24 hours with scope, timeline, and a fixed price. If I'm not the right fit, I'll tell you straight.