Custom business apps
Bring your people, projects and information together in one workspace built around your business.
- Team and customer portals
- Project and task management
- Dashboards and admin tools
CHARLOTTE, NC · WORKING WITH BUSINESSES EVERYWHERE
Custom business apps, websites and workflow automation in Charlotte, NC—built around the way your business works.
From the first conversation to the finished application.

01 / WHAT I DO
Bring the spreadsheet, the scattered process, or the idea you keep coming back to. We’ll find a practical place to start.
Bring your people, projects and information together in one workspace built around your business.
Give customers a clear picture of what you do and an easy way to take the next step.
Reduce repetitive work and make it easier to turn incoming information into something useful.
Connect AI assistants and agents to the APIs, databases and internal tools that run your business.
Turn business data into useful intelligence with dataset development, custom AI capabilities and model integration.
02 / SELECTED WORK
A look at the websites and applications
I’ve been building.
A service website with live chat, photo inquiries and a connected administration inbox.
A team workspace for projects, meeting notes, task lists and AI-assisted information entry.
03 / THE PERSON BEHIND THE APPS
BASED IN CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA

I’m Eleonora Ginnis—you can call me Elle.
I’ve worked in IT since 1999, bringing more than 25 years of experience to solving business problems through technology. As a full-stack developer, I build applications that connect customers’ needs with the systems, data, and processes behind them.
I can help you grow your business by bringing innovative solutions to market through software, analytics, and technology.
Over the years, I’ve developed a keen ability to observe how people work, identify obstacles, and turn complex problems into practical solutions. I listen closely, ask thoughtful questions, and develop solutions around the way your business operates.
LET’S BUILD SOMETHING USEFUL
A new idea. An outdated system. A process you’ve outgrown.
That’s a good place to start.