Custom systems
Software shaped around the way the office already moves paper, not a template with your logo pasted on.
Baker Avenue ExtBrian picks up the callback himself
Shaw Software · Concord
Systems that stay quiet after the handoff
SHAW SOFTWARE LLC builds computer systems for teams who are tired of a stack that only the last vendor understands. Brian Bailey works from 150 Baker Avenue Ext.
On the bench
Work we take from first sketch to running code
Four kinds of jobs. If yours is a one-off gadget with no owner after launch, we will say so on the first call.
Tool stitching
The subscriptions you already pay for, joined so a person does not retype the same name all afternoon.
Quiet operations
The unglamorous part: backups, logins, and a system that does not page you during dinner.
Handoff notes
A write-up a Concord teammate can follow when Brian is on the other line.
Who sits here
Baker Avenue, where the diagram meets the desk
Brian W Bailey runs SHAW SOFTWARE LLC out of Concord. The work is computer systems design: how the pieces talk, who owns a change, and what “done” looks like on a Tuesday.
You will not get a rotating cast. The person who sketches the boxes is the person who calls you back.
- Desk at 150 Baker Avenue Ext, Concord, MA 01742
- Callback from +1 (859) 393-2072
- Mail lands at Brian@shawsoftware.online
Before we touch a stack
Three things you can count on
One principal
Brian is on the call. There is no ticket queue between you and the person doing the design.
A real Concord address
Baker Avenue Ext is a desk you can name, not a mailbox in another state.
Plain diagrams
We draw the system in words a teammate can repeat, then we build to that picture.
Before you dial
Questions Concord teams actually ask
Do you only sit with Concord companies?
The desk is in Concord. Video and phone cover teams a drive away. An on-site visit is for the local stretch, and we say so when you pick a format.
What happens after I leave a phone number?
This page shows a thank-you. Brian uses the number to call back about the meeting you picked. Nothing is posted to a public board.
Can you inherit a system someone else started?
Often, yes. The first conversation is a stack health check: what is running, what is brittle, and whether a rewrite would be vanity.
Is this a help desk that answers in four minutes?
No. Shaw Software designs and steadies systems. If you need a 24-hour ticket mill, we will point you elsewhere on the intro call.
Shape of the work
Two ordinary Tuesdays, drawn as systems
The retype loop
A front desk copied the same name into three tools. We stitched the tools and left a one-page map of which screen is the source.
The weekend build
A system that only its author could restart. Brian wrote the restart down, then moved the fragile piece onto something the team could own.
Leave a number. Brian calls back from Concord.
Pick a meeting length on the contact page. The thank-you stays on that screen.