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What I have built and kept running.

Each film is the real product, redrawn as animation with made-up names and numbers.

The paperwork desk

For trade subcontractors: lien waivers and pay applications drafted before the GC has to ask.

Shown on a demo shop, Triangle Mechanical, with made-up jobs and amounts.

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    The desk opens on what is held up and why, in dollars. The office starts the day on the biggest check, not the oldest email.

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    Each certificate is read against the GC’s rules and counted down. A morning email names the job it would stop.

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    One press drafts the North Carolina waiver with the amount and the date filled in. The shop signs it and sends it.

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    Built from the contract lines to the cent, and it cannot be marked sent until its waiver is drafted.

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    The foreman logs the reroute from the truck. Hours and materials turn it into a price for the next bill.

It never signs a paper or pays a bill. The shop does that, and the desk says what is waiting. Call me at 919-909-0806 or book the paperwork audit.

Two I built for myself and use every week.

Concerts For You

Finds the bands you already listen to, playing near you.

Open Concerts For You at delaneymizell.com/concertsforyou

What each scene shows a business
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    The first screen asks where you listen and sends each answer down its own path. The same pattern sorts a customer request before anyone has to read it.

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    Fourteen thousand plays go in as a raw export and come out as a clean list of artists. Your spreadsheets and system exports can be read the same way, with nobody retyping them.

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    Drop a pin, drag the circle, and everything after it respects that distance. Service areas and delivery zones work the same way.

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    Each show is a card: skip it or act on it, and the count goes down. Approvals, leads and review queues become a stack you clear instead of a list you scroll.

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    Artists playing further out get their own list, and you hear when one of them books a date near you. Anything waiting on a date, a price or a reply can tell you when it moves.

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    What you brought, what can be followed and what is close, totalled with nobody adding it up. The same view works for jobs, sales or hours.

What it runs on
The shows come from Ticketmaster’s own data, so no recommendation service sits in the middle deciding what you are shown.
What it costs to run
A few dollars a month, nearly all of it a flat hosting fee, so more visitors do not raise the bill. That fee covers my two products, not anybody else’s.

Wedding 2027

A four-country trip and every deposit in it, kept in one place.

Open Wedding 2027 at delaneymizell.com/wedding2027

What each scene shows a business
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    Four countries and ten weeks, laid out as a route and then as days. A build schedule or an event runs the same way.

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    Record a payment on one card and the totals at the top move with it. Deposits, invoices and budgets stay in one place instead of three.

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    Switch between two villas and every detail changes with the choice. Quotes and vendors compare the same way.

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    A confirmation email lands and the rail pass is marked booked. Receipts and vendor mail can close out your paperwork without anyone typing.

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    Paid, owed and committed, broken out by category and by country. The report you rebuild every month is already there.

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    Type what you want moved and the assistant does it, then says so. Your team can ask for a change without learning the software.

What it runs on
A second site on the same setup as Concerts For You.
What it costs to run
Nothing extra to host. It runs on a plan I already pay for, so adding it did not add a bill.

Both of them run on one server, on purpose.

Two products on two servers means two of everything: two sets of security fixes, two rounds of updates, two databases to change, and two places to look when something quietly breaks over a weekend. One person cannot keep that up for long, so I build everything on one server, with one database file and one place to check when something goes wrong.

This matters to you as much as to me, because your software would be the same shape. What I would build you runs on the platform I run this business on: one setup I update in one place, your own domain in front of it, and your data kept to itself, separated from mine and from anybody else’s. That data comes back to you in a named format whenever you ask for it. The cost of keeping a small piece of software alive is almost entirely the cost of the attention it needs. That arrangement is the one that needs the least of it.

ONE SERVICE ONE PROGRAM ONE DATABASE FILE CONCERTS FOR YOU WEDDING 2027 TWO PRODUCTS, ONE HOSTING PLAN ONE SERVICE ONE PROGRAM ONE DATABASE FILE CONCERTS FOR YOU WEDDING 2027 TWO PRODUCTS, ONE HOSTING PLAN

Delaney Mizell. Six years building software at Bank of America.

Delaney Mizell in glasses and a yellow and black rain jacket, smiling at the camera at the edge of a mountain lake, with a pine-covered slope behind him and the white coat of his dog just in frame at his side.

Six years building production software that makes sure the job gets done.

I started out writing the software a bank moves its customers’ money through, and moved up to leading the team that keeps the architecture underneath it standing up. I built and ran the pipelines that move more than five hundred terabytes of customer data. Software that people depend on every day, and keeping it up once it ships, is the work I know. I answer my own phone at any hour of the day.

An active Secret-level clearance.

The federal government has run a background check on the person who would handle your customer list, your invoices and your schedule.

Computer science at UNC Charlotte, and a second degree in removing the wasted step.

I am finishing a Master of Engineering Management concentrated in Lean Six Sigma, expected December 2026. Lean Six Sigma is the discipline of watching a process, finding the step that costs the most and returns the least, and taking it out. That is the first half of what I do for a business. The second half is building the software that takes the step out.

If something happens to me, you keep what is yours.

Your data is yours, and your domain is registered in your name from the first day. You hold a permanent license to use the software, and it survives the contract ending. Data Guarantee covers access, backups and ownership in full.

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