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Hire me / Event registration systems
Registration is where an event starts working or starts leaking. I build registration systems for trade shows and business events, with a separate flow for each type of attendee and an admin that organizers can run themselves.
More than 5,000 people have registered through one of my systems, and a trade platform I rebuilt now serves more than 1 million users.
A full rebuild of a platform that connects Philippine exporters with trade buyers all year, from registration and billing to the show floor.
Case study →Booth management for organizers that grew into 2D and 3D floor plans and touchscreen kiosks that guide visitors to any booth.
Case study →Registration for exhibitors, buyers and visitors, from sign-up to confirmation and reminder emails.
Case study →One clear goal with a written scope and a fixed quote before work starts. You see progress on a staging link every week.
A platform built in phases, released early and improved with what users actually do. One developer who knows the whole system, start to finish.
A set number of hours each month for maintenance, security updates, backups, small features and support before and during your events.
I join your team's repository, tools and meetings, and work through your backlog with your developers.
Yes. Exhibitors, buyers, visitors and VIPs can each have their own form, rules, approval steps and emails, all in one admin.
Yes. I build it to be configured per event, so returning exhibitors keep their details and you don't pay for a new system each year.
It depends on the scope, so every project gets a written quote first. Send a short brief (it takes about 30 seconds) and I reply within one business day with questions or a quote. Retainers and team contracts are billed monthly.
Yes. Fixes, upgrades, a single feature, a landing page or a registration form for one event are all welcome, as long as the goal is clear.
Yes. Most of my systems have run for years, and I still maintain them. Long-term work can be a phased build, a monthly retainer or a part-time or full-time contract on your team.