Building software for waste management

The industry's first Android driver app that revolutionized waste fleet technology. Built by a driver for drivers, eMobile replaced expensive custom hardware with off-the-shelf devices, making mobile technology accessible to fleets of all sizes. Built for Core Computing Solutions, which was acquired by Routeware where it remains a successful application today.

One of the waste industry's first customer-facing self-service platforms, enabling automated service requests and account management. A complete reimagining of how customers interact with waste management companies. Ahead of its time.

A simple call center dashboard that gives waste hauler CSRs instant caller context before they say hello. Multiple haulers requested this exact solution - transforming phone support from reactive to proactive. Not a system replacement, just a context helper that layers onto existing systems. Launching first week of September. Pricing: $49/month (1-10 CSRs), $99/month (11-30 CSRs), $199/month (30+ CSRs).

A complete re-think of scale house and material tracking for waste processing facilities. Development paused temporarily to focus on HaulerPhone, which addresses a more immediate market need. Will resume after HaulerPhone launch.

A simple geospatial system that helps haulers manage their service configurations and pricing across complex territories. Especially useful in California where local regulations create account setup nightmares in legacy systems. This is where I'll really embed AI at the center of a micro-SaaS solution.