Good software needs
to work in practice.

I’m Mike Jackson. I started in web and graphic design, then moved into operations and administration roles in small businesses. With an IT background, I often became the person responsible for keeping their systems working too.

Across those businesses, I kept seeing the same frustrations: platforms that did lots of things reasonably well, but never quite fitted the way the company worked. Teams filled the gaps with manual tasks, while high subscription costs and poor support made it harder to improve things.

AI-assisted development now makes tailored systems more practical for smaller businesses. I use it to speed up routine development and explore solutions, while taking responsibility for the design, testing and support.

That’s why I’m building Workflow100: to understand how your business works, create software that fits, connect the tools worth keeping, and stay involved after launch.