Built by Gerry
Free tools for everyone. Custom builds for anyone who needs something specific — businesses, farms, nonprofits, schools, clubs.
Live — [FN] HOW MUCH?
The Work
Each tool started as something someone actually needed. Three are demonstrated live below. All fifteen are free at nofnway.ca.
You're exhausted but you don't know when to go to bed. Sleep happens in 90-minute cycles. Go to bed at the wrong time and you wake up mid-cycle — groggy, wrecked. This calculates the rest.
See this at nofnway.caLive — [FN] SLEEP MATH
Decision paralysis is real. When every option feels equally impossible (or equally fine), spending ten minutes choosing is a tax on attention you can't afford. Add your options, get a choice.
See this at nofnway.caLive — [FN] JUST PICK
A septic pumping company runs on paper (not that kind). Calls in a notebook. Job lists handwritten every morning. A portable toilet fleet tracked in someone's head. When the notebook gets lost, the day goes sideways. This replaces the notebook; call capture, job scheduling, driver assignment, print-ready daily lists, and a full PT fleet tracker. Stuff you'd actually use, nothing more.
Explore the live demoCustom software built to solve your problems, not everyone else's
Everything else
How it works
I'm not a developer. I'm someone who understands problems precisely — which turns out to be most of the work.
I use AI to build solutions. What I provide is knowing what the problem actually is, whether the solution solves it, and whether it does anything it shouldn't. I've rejected plenty of outputs that ran fine but were wrong. Running fine and being right are different things.
Everything built this way is fully open. One file, nothing hidden, no moving parts you can't see. View Source is the receipt, and the receipt is readable.
Recognizing potential problems is the first step to avoiding them altogether.
I describe the problem precisely. AI builds the solution. This is fast. Like, really fast.
If I made it and it doesn't work, it gets fixed.
A file. Runs in any browser. No subscriptions, no dependencies, nothing to maintain. If I disappeared tomorrow, the tool would still work — and any web developer could open it and keep going. The code is yours with no strings attached.
A development team. A QA team. A budget line for software. A project manager to keep all of it moving. That's what a large organization has when something needs building.
Small businesses, nonprofits, and individuals have a problem and no one to solve it. That's the gap I work in.
One person. Building exactly what you need and nothing extra. Turnaround is days, not weeks.
If you have a problem that needs solving, I'm the right size for the job.
Fair Questions
Is AI-generated code reliable?
The tools on this page are. Open one, use it. Every one was built for a specific problem, tested against that problem, and only shipped when it worked. Sometimes things break or just stop working, but as long as I'm able I will keep fixing until it works again.
How do I know the code is safe?
Right-click any tool on nofnway.ca and view the source. There is no "call home" function — no data leaves your browser, ever. No accounts, no tracking, no third-party scripts handling your information. These tools are built on standard HTML5, which is designed to last decades and work offline. Nothing is hidden because there's nothing to hide. Note: this applies to the free tools at nofnway.ca. Custom builds are scoped case by case — data handling is always discussed and agreed on upfront.
What happens when AI gets it wrong?
I catch it. AI handles the implementation. I handle knowing what the problem is, whether the solution addresses it, and whether it behaves correctly. That's not a small thing — it's the difference between a tool that works and one that appears to work.
Doesn't this displace workers?
I make things for people who can't afford a whole development team, because now they don't have to. I'm not replacing anyone — I'm building things that weren't getting built. When I work with organizations, I work alongside their teams, not instead of them. The goal is always to make someone's job easier, not redundant.
What if something breaks after you've built it?
Bugs are fixed for free. If something stops working — a broken button, a logic error, a browser update that breaks core functionality — that's on me to fix. What's billable is new features: adding columns, changing workflows, redesigning something that was working fine. The line is fix vs. feature, and I'll always be clear about which side something falls on.
What does custom work cost?
Bugs fixed free, always. Fix vs. feature is the line — fixes are free, new features are billable. That line will always be communicated clearly.
Can you build something for my organization?
Probably. I build tools, adapt existing ones for specific contexts, and hand them off completely — you own the code, you control the data. I don't want your users' information and I won't build anything that collects it without a clear reason. If cost is a concern, please say so. I'd rather help than not.
No pitch, no discovery call, no proposal template. Just tell me what's broken or what's missing, and I'll tell you if and how I can help.
Turnaround is typically days, not weeks. You own the code completely when we're done — no licence, no lock-in. If cost is a concern, please say so. If it's outside what I can do, I'll tell you that honestly.