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App front end
Admin backend
Every inquiry was an email, every application a spreadsheet line item, and every year the team started from scratch. I fixed that — designing and shipping a live platform for the Chelan paragliding competitions, end to end and solo, using an AI multi-agent workflow to do the work of a team. It cut the back-and-forth by more than 80% and gave the organizers better tools and process: recruit proven volunteers from past events, vet new applicants quickly, and keep every event’s data in a reusable repository that carries forward to the next comp. Less administration, more time on the work that actually matters. Built with React and TypeScript on a Supabase backend, hosted on Cloudflare.
−80%
Admin overhead
~3 weeks
Idea to production
“Working with Jonathan on our Chelan paragliding competition platform was a game changer. Before, we managed everything through emails and spreadsheets, which created a huge amount of administrative work every year. The system he built transformed the way we organize our events, making the entire volunteer application and management process far more efficient and organized.
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The impact was immediate. It dramatically reduced our administrative workload, streamlined communication, and gave us a centralized system that we can build on year after year instead of starting from scratch. It’s saved us countless hours and allowed us to focus on running the competition rather than managing paperwork.
Beyond the technical quality of his work, he was incredibly easy to collaborate with. He was responsive, flexible, and happy to make changes as our needs evolved, often implementing new ideas on the fly. It felt like he was invested in building the right solution rather than just delivering software.
I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend him to anyone looking for someone who can understand a real operational problem, build an elegant solution, and be a pleasure to work with throughout the process.”
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