25 Years on theShop Floor.Now I Buildthe Software.

I build custom software and business automation for small companies — internal tools, web applications, and the consulting that works out what's worth building in the first place. I'm David Strick, I run QuantumFlex AI out of Wetaskiwin, Alberta, and I do the work myself rather than passing it to an agency or a subcontractor.

Every build is quoted per project — there's no price list, because no two builds are the same size. On the first call I'll tell you what the work looks like and what it would cost, before you commit to anything. If it isn't worth building, I'll say that instead.

Yes. Anything I build for you belongs to you outright — no per-seat licensing and no vendor lock-in. The whole point is to stop renting a product that almost fits and own one that does.

Most subscriptions charge you for a whole tier so you can use a fraction of it, and you still end up bending your process to fit the tool. A focused custom build matches how your company already works, and it costs less to run over time. When an off-the-shelf product genuinely is the right answer, I'll say so rather than build you something you didn't need.

Thirty minutes, and no pitch. We talk about how your business runs day to day — what gets handled by hand, what gets typed in twice, what eats your evenings. If there's something worth building, I'll say so. If there isn't, I'll say that too.

Because I work during the day and build software the rest of the time. Booking a slot gives you an instant confirmation and a calendar invite, and you can reschedule or cancel it from a link in that email.

Yes. I'm based in Wetaskiwin, Alberta, and I deliver work remotely across Canada. Being local matters for a first meeting in person, not for the work itself.

I do, start to finish. The person you talk to on the call is the person who writes the code — there's no account manager in between, and no handover to a team that wasn't in the original conversation.