
Own product
606/607 tax filing automation
Turns paper, PDF or photographed invoices into the files the tax authority asks for, with no manual typing.
Custom software development · Santo Domingo, DR
Clients, inventory, invoicing and reports in one place, instead of scattered across spreadsheets, WhatsApp and paper.

Who you'll be working with
I'm Jean Marco Marte (Jean Marte), a software engineer based in Santo Domingo. I work with businesses that already run but that outgrew the way they organise themselves. My job is turning that into a system: one system, that your team can use without a manual.
Before writing a single line of code I want to understand how your business actually works today, because a system that doesn't fit the real operation gets abandoned within two months. That's why every decision is explained by its effect on your business, not by the technology behind it.
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Selected work

Own product
Turns paper, PDF or photographed invoices into the files the tax authority asks for, with no manual typing.

Client project
Quotes, shipments, inventory and clients in a single system, instead of separate processes.

Client project
A brand that only existed on Instagram now shows up on Google when someone searches its name or its products.
How I can help
I work per project or as ongoing support, depending on what your business needs.
Internal systems to manage clients, inventory, bookings and invoicing from one place: point of sale for shops, freight and dispatch control for logistics and courier, member management for gyms. Built to match how you actually work.
That repetitive process eating someone's hours every week: tax filings typed invoice by invoice, reports assembled by hand, messages answered one at a time.
If someone searches for your brand or what you sell and can't find you, today you don't exist outside your social accounts. Your own site, a catalogue you can share, and the search work that makes the query lead back to you.
After launch the system stays alive: I fix bugs, keep an eye on uptime and add what the business asks for. You're not left alone with a delivered system.
Server, domain, security certificates and backups. I handle the part nobody sees, so you don't have to hire someone else for it.
No surprises
Six stages, always the same ones. In none of them are you left wondering where your project stands.
I understand the problem, who will use the system and what real need justifies it.
I define features, technology and structure, and document all of it so you understand what's going to be built.
I build in stages, keeping communication open throughout. You see progress, not three months of silence.
Testing, behaviour on phone and desktop, security and performance — before anyone depends on the system.
Deployment and final setup: domain, certificates and everything needed to get the system online.
Maintenance and monitoring, with improvements whenever the business calls for them.
What everyone asks
The initial assessment is free. I look at how your business runs today and tell you what's actually needed — even if the answer is that you don't need to hire me yet.
It depends on scope, which is why I don't publish a flat rate: sorting out a business's invoicing isn't the same job as building a system with inventory, users and reports. What sets the price is how many processes are involved, whether it has to connect to something you already use, and how many people will work inside it. The initial assessment is free: I look at how your operation runs today and tell you what's needed before we talk numbers.
The timeline is agreed in writing before we start, along with the scope, and it comes from what the system actually has to do. I build in stages: you see progress throughout instead of waiting months for a single delivery. If something is going to slip, you hear it when it happens, not at the end.
No. You get progress updates throughout development and continuous access to the work: you know what stage your project is in at any moment, not only at the end.
Scope and revisions are defined in writing before we start, so we both know what's included and what gets quoted separately. No surprises mid-project.
If what was agreed isn't delivered, you get your money back. What counts as "agreed" is put in writing before we start, so it doesn't come down to anyone's interpretation.
Yes. When the project ends you receive full access to the code, the accounts and the agreed resources. It's all planned before we start, and after launch maintenance and further development are available.
You don't need to. Every decision is explained through its impact on your business: what it saves you, what it lets you do, and what happens if it isn't done.
From the people I've already worked with
“I was speechless — the result was astonishing. I never imagined I'd have my own page on the web. I went from zero presence to ranking number one in my niche.”
Mary Sorelly
CEO of Bunu Shop
See the case study →“The site turned out great, and the work was fast and flawless. My page went from no visibility at all to ranking in less than a week. I recommend him 100%, thank you so much.”
Isabel Correa
CEO of Alquimia Lab
Professional experience
What I build with
Education
2025 — 2027Universidad Domínico Americana (UNICDA)
2022 — 2024Instituto Tecnológico de las Américas (ITLA)
Achievements

ITLA
Route authentication and validation with Guards, dynamic API consumption, LocalStorage management and reusable components with TailwindCSS.

Udemy
Training in data analysis and visualization with Power BI for business decision-making.

soylider.net
Principles and fundamentals of the agile Scrum framework.
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ITLA
Social media management and digital marketing strategy.
The first step
You don't need to arrive with a solution in mind or know anything about technology. Tell me how your operation works today and what's costing you. The first conversation is free.