CUSTOM SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
Software built around
the way you work.
Middletwin Solutions designs and builds custom applications, integrations and modern cloud software. Turn disconnected systems, complex workflows and new product ideas into practical tools for your organization.
A PRODUCT BUILT BY MIDDLETWIN
Real needs. Working software.
Middletwin dashboard · Memberships, events, communications and sales
A connected SaaS platform for memberships, events, communications and payments.
CAPABILITIES
Solve the problem.
Build the right solution.
Broad technical experience for the systems people depend on every day. The examples below are starting points, not limits on the work we can explore.
01 / APPLICATIONS
Custom web & mobile applications
Give customers and employees tools that fit their work: portals, internal applications, SaaS products and interactive dashboards.
From requirements to usable software
02 / INTEGRATIONS
Connected systems & workflows
Connect applications through APIs, move information between systems and reduce repetitive steps in everyday business processes.
Less re-entry. More useful connections.
03 / MODERNIZATION
Modern applications & cloud architecture
Plan a practical path for aging software. Improve the user experience and evolve the architecture around existing business needs.
Build on what works. Improve what does not.
Experience across systems and sectors
Wade Girard’s career spans government and healthcare environments, data archival, communications, purchasing systems, authentication and integrations with many third-party vendors. Middletwin Solutions brings that breadth to new problems, choosing the approach around the organization, its users and its requirements.
Have a challenge that does not fit one of these categories? Start with the problem. We can discuss the technical needs, dependencies and delivery plan together.
CASE STUDY / MIDDLETWIN’S OWN PRODUCT
From counting ballots to running clubs and shows.
Middletwin Software for Car Clubs and Car Shows began with one practical need: count hundreds of ballots and produce the results at a car show. It grew into a platform used by multiple clubs and shows across the country.
3 hours 30 minutes
Time to produce ballot results at the original show.
Founder Wade Girard reports that entering ballots into the original computer-based system reduced the time to results from three hours to thirty minutes at that show. This is a historical, event-specific result, not a benchmark or guarantee for every customer.
The starting problem
Hundreds of ballots had to be counted before car-show results could be announced. The work took hours and created a clear opportunity for a purpose-built tool.
The first solution
A computer-based application let organizers key in ballots and calculate the results. It addressed the immediate counting problem before expanding into a broader product.
Built through real use
New features were added annually in response to requests. That ongoing feedback expanded the original ballot tool into software for the work of managing a car club throughout the year and running its shows.
The platform today
Membership and dues management, communications, event registration, voting and judging, member self-service, payments, event sales and financial reporting now share a connected web-based platform. Multiple clubs and shows use the product across the country.
Scope and architecture
The work has grown from ballot entry and calculation to connected administrative and member workflows, ongoing product development and third-party integrations. Customer data is separated into individual databases, and the product supports multi-factor authentication with authenticator applications.
Technology: React · Java · AWS · PostgreSQL · React Native.
DELIVERY FLOW
From requirements to a supported solution.
A clear sequence keeps the work understandable from the first conversation through handover. The engagement scope sets the deliverables, review points and support arrangements.
01 / DISCOVER
Understand the work
Map users, workflows, current systems and constraints. Identify the outcome, data needs and security and accessibility requirements.
02 / DEFINE
Agree on scope and milestones
Set priorities, architecture, responsibilities, acceptance criteria and review points. Agree how changes to scope will be handled.
03 / BUILD & REVIEW
Make progress visible
Build in manageable increments. Review working software with the client and use feedback to refine the next steps.
04 / TEST & ACCEPT
Check the agreed requirements
Test critical workflows and integrations against acceptance criteria. Include the agreed security and accessibility checks, document issues and review readiness.
05 / DOCUMENT & HAND OVER
Make the solution maintainable
Prepare operating and deployment documentation, knowledge transfer and an access inventory. Confirm the client’s agreed access to code repositories, administrative accounts and systems.
06 / SUPPORT & EVOLVE
Plan what happens next
Agree support responsibilities, maintenance arrangements and future improvements. Set response expectations and continuity arrangements in the engagement scope.
Continuity is part of the plan
For custom engagements, define code ownership and licensing, repository access, administrative access, documentation and handover responsibilities in writing. Existing products and third-party components keep their applicable licensing terms. The client’s access and continuity needs should be agreed before implementation, not left until the end.
SECURITY & ACCESSIBILITY
Specific practices. Clear requirements.
Customer data separation
Middletwin’s car-club and car-show software uses separate databases for customer data, keeping each customer’s data separate from other customers’ data.
Multi-factor authentication
The product supports multi-factor authentication and integration with authenticator applications. Authentication requirements for a custom engagement are established for that project.
Accessibility requirements
Accessibility needs belong in the requirements and acceptance criteria. For procurement discussions, identify the required standard, the interfaces and documents in scope, and the testing and evidence the buyer needs.
Security controls and accessibility evidence need to match the specific solution. This page does not assert a product accessibility conformance rating or a security certification.
EXPERIENCE BEHIND THE COMPANY
Technical depth.
Business perspective.
Middletwin is led by Wade Girard, a technology entrepreneur and software architect with more than 30 years in technology. His experience combines building software businesses with hands-on product and enterprise development.
Middletwin
Owner, lead architect and developer of the membership and event-management platform.
ionlake / MyRepChat
As founder and CTO at ionlake, Wade architected and developed MyRepChat from the ground up.
tikiwade & enterprise engineering
Earlier entrepreneurial work at tikiwade, interactive analytics and dashboards at Calabrio, and cloud modernization at Orange Tree.
Prior roles describe Wade Girard’s professional experience, not client engagements delivered by Middletwin LLC. The 30+ years refers to his career in technology.
FOR GOVERNMENT BUYERS
Capabilities and procurement details in one place.
Review Middletwin LLC’s business and contact details, services, relevant experience and project considerations on our dedicated capability page.
LET’S START WITH THE PROBLEM
What would better software
make possible?
Share the process you need to improve, the systems you need to connect or the product you want to build. Start a conversation with Middletwin Solutions about the right next step.
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