Open to senior rolesKitchener, Ontario · 43.45° N

I build the software operations run on.

Senior full-stack engineer. 6 years owning production systems for ecommerce, inventory, and internal operations, then shipping my own developer tools and SaaS on infrastructure I run myself.

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Since

2020

in production

Products

17 with a public URL

Stack

TS / PHP

React · Laravel · Docker

01 / Proof

Years shipping production software: 6; Weber Supply, since June 2020
Internal apps Dockerized with CI/CD: 20; Weber Supply
Catalog items on the ecommerce frontend: 65K+; Weber Supply

02 / Featured 1 of 4

Aello Software

A growing software portfolio can quickly become a catalogue of unrelated products.

The experience leads with Cameron’s operating principles, then moves visitors into product journeys.

Operator: Cameron Low · independent developer
Products: SaaS + open source
Delivery: Docker on a self-hosted VPS

Read the case study aellosoftware.com

Aello Software homepage introducing Cameron Low’s independent software products and services.

Next.jsReactTypeScriptTailwind CSSMotionDocker

03 / Featured 2 of 4

GitReaper

Long-running repositories accumulate stale branches, abandoned agent attempts, and uncertain cleanup decisions.

GitReaper treats every branch as a reviewable product state.

Architecture: Local daemon + cloud control plane
Previews: Isolated Docker per branch
Cleanup: Planned, never automatic

Read the case study gitreaper.dev

GitReaper homepage introducing local previews of agent branches and its separate Cloud service.

Next.jsReactTypeScriptFastifyPrismaDocker

04 / Featured 3 of 4

ReflexQR

Operational issues often begin at a physical point—a shelf, bin, room, or machine—but are reported through disconnected messages and spreadsheets.

The public ReflexQR demo uses fictional Action Points to illustrate a request moving from a physical location through routing and resolution.

Entry point: A scan at the shelf, bin, or machine
Backend: Fastify + PostgreSQL + BullMQ
Public access: Fictional workflow demo

Read the case study reflexqr.com

ReflexQR public concept demo showing a fictional replenishment signal and its scan-to-resolution stages.

Next.jsReactTypeScriptFastifyPostgreSQLBullMQ

05 / Featured 4 of 4

PatchProof

A patch can look plausible in a diff while still failing in the target environment.

PatchProof turns verification into a reviewable product surface.

Runs: Deterministic and self-hosted
Evidence: Redacted logs + retained artifacts
Output: A verdict linked to proof

Read the case study patchproof.dev

PatchProof early-access homepage showing a fictional patch report with verification evidence and a review warning.

LaravelPHPTypeScriptNode.jsTailwind CSSDocker

06 / Range

One owner from the interface to the server it runs on.

The useful work happens when the same person can shape the screen, design the data, wire the deployment, and answer for it in production.

07 / Record

Measured by what changed after launch.

Most of my Laravel, PHP, and MySQL work is 6 years of internal Weber Supply applications that aren’t public. The projects on this site skew Next.js and TypeScript because that’s the work I can show you.

$30K
Annual software cost removed
Replaced a paid project-management subscription with a purpose-built internal platform.
Weber Supply · internal project-management platform
60%
Fewer paper-based errors
Built a repair-tracking workflow that made status, ownership, and history visible.
Weber Supply · repair-tracking system
15%
Sales-efficiency improvement
Delivered a focused sales-tracking system around the team’s actual operating process.
Weber Supply · sales-tracking system
$50K+
Annual process savings
Automated the business-card workflow with an internally managed NFC portal.
Weber Supply · NFC business-card portal