Custom Modules Add-ons

Don't see what you're looking for? If it can be done on the web, we can do it. We've built dozens of custom sites and applications for companies, and we love doing bigger projects. Most of our price-sensitive customers choose to buy a bucket of hours, identify a few goals, and have us start working on them. Our hourly rates drop the more hours you buy, from $120/hour for a 10 hour bucket down to $85/hour for 150 hours.

We've created dozens of custom themes for Drupal, Joomla, ZenCart, LimeSurvey, Gallery, and other common open source packages. We can also create custom modules or add-ons for these and nearly any other PHP-based application. Contact us for a quote!

Examples of custom things we've built:

  • An umpire scheduling system for a Little League
  • A scraper to collect job listings for a job site
  • A "backpack" system for collecting and sharing an itinerary of trips for a visitors bureau site
  • A decision tool to help physicians find an appropriate medical device for a hospital
  • A task/time-tracking tool
  • An in-browser photo editor, providing cropping, color-changing, and several other editing functions
  • ... and much more!

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I had the privilege of working with John and Freelock in launching a new Little League website. The process was flawless and the end product was magnificent exceeding our expectations.

John knows his stuff! He had a wonderful ability to bring the perfect solution to our community based organization. Being volunteer run, we needed some special considerations in the way our website works, John understood this and delivered solutions that were perfect for us.

We now have a cool website that also has the ability to grow with us into the future.

I highly recommend John Locke and Freelock Computing.

Brian Boone
Pacific Little League

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