Websites, mobile apps, SaaS platforms, and AI automation — designed, built, and shipped to production. Not prototypes. Systems that run real operations every day.
Every discipline here is in production on the platforms further down — not a list of things I have read about.
I don't just build software.
I've run the business it was built to solve.
Fleet, dispatch, payments, customers at 3am. I know where software breaks under operational load because I was the one it broke on.
Not prototypes or case studies. Live systems handling bookings, payments, and dispatch — built end to end and still running.
You talk to the person who designs it, writes it, deploys it, and answers when something needs fixing. No handoffs, no account manager.
Four ways to work together. Each one ends with something running in production, not a document about it.
Mobile-first websites and cross-platform apps. Built to load fast, rank well, and convert — with the interface designed alongside a certified UX/UI designer.
AI agents and automated workflows that handle the repetitive parts: lead capture, qualification, routing, follow-up. Wired into the tools you already use.
An idea taken to a working, multi-tenant platform — architecture, payments, dashboards, deployment. The same path I took four times with my own products.
A review of your current site, app, or operational workflow: what's costing you customers, what's costing you hours, and what to fix first. You get the findings whether or not we work together after.
Not sure which of these you need? Start with the audit — $1,500 fixed. It costs the least, and it ends with a written list of what to fix first — yours to keep either way.
Start thereNo long discovery phase before anything real exists. You see working software early and often.
What the business actually does, where it leaks time or customers, and what success would look like in numbers.
Scope & goalsInterface and flow, mapped before code. Screens you can react to rather than a specification you have to imagine.
Flows & screensShipped in working increments. You see it running as it comes together, not at the end.
Working incrementsDeployed, tested on real devices, handed over with everything documented and in your name.
Deploy & handoverWhat real usage reveals gets fixed. I stay reachable after launch — I run systems of my own, so I know when that matters.
After launchEach of these went from empty repository to production traffic without a development team. Two of them run a business I own.
Fleet operators were running bookings, dispatch, and payments across disconnected tools — double entry, missed jobs, no single view of the day.
Designed and built one integrated platform: online booking, real-time tracking, dispatch, and payment gateways in a single system, deployed white-label under each operator’s own brand.
Six limousine companies run their daily operations on it. Two of their owners are quoted further down this page.
Travel booking means reconciling availability and pricing across multiple suppliers — each with its own format, each changing in real time.
Built a multi-source booking engine that normalizes supplier data into one live inventory, with a single checkout flow over the top.
Flights and hotels bookable in one pass instead of several. Running in production.
Processing images by hand for the limo platform was a recurring time cost, and existing tools were heavier than the job needed.
Built a lightweight, API-first service for resize, compression, and crop — then wired it directly into the platform that needed it.
An internal bottleneck removed, and a tool that stands on its own.
Luxury transportation is judged on reliability: the airport pickup at 5am either happens correctly or the customer is lost.
Built and run the operation end to end — fleet, 24/7 dispatch, corporate and executive transport in Houston.
Eight years operating. The business that stress-tests everything else on this page.
Two of the six limousine operators running on Exaltis, describing what changed after it shipped.
Working with Mike on the Hopelimo platform was a game-changer for our business. He transformed our operational needs into a fast, intuitive, and modern web application that streamlined our booking process and improved client interaction. His technical expertise, attention to system efficiency, and clear communication made the entire development process seamless. I highly recommend him to anyone looking for a top-tier developer.
Mike delivered an exceptional solution tailored specifically to our operational requirements at Afa Limousine. From backend logic to frontend usability, his work brought our platform to a whole new level of performance and reliability. He is not only a skilled software developer but also a strong problem solver who genuinely cares about delivering business value. A fantastic partner for any custom software or web development project.
Most technical founders have never run the business they are automating. I ran one for eight years before I wrote a line of it.
I'm Mike White, Co-Founder and CEO of Union Solutions LLC, a Houston-based holding company where I build AI automation systems, SaaS platforms, and mobile products.
For eight years I have run USA Luxury Limo Service — a real fleet, real dispatch, real customers at 3am. That business taught me exactly where software breaks under operational load, and it became the specification for everything I built next. A full-stack booking and dispatch platform at exaltis.org, a flight and hotel reservation engine at exaltistravel.com, and Pixtrim, an API-first image processing SaaS.
My background blends engineering, stock management, and Java quality engineering with hands-on work in AI/ML, database management, SEO and GEO, React Native, Flutter, and SaaS architecture. I don't assemble teams to ship an idea. I build it, deploy it, and operate it. Every platform listed on this page is self-developed end to end.
My ongoing research project: an AI operating system for running a company. Not a chatbot and not a workflow tool, but a coordination layer where 232 agents operate across 60 departments, handing work between each other the way a real organization does.
It is the same problem I solved with dispatch, moved up a level: who does what, in what order, with what information, and what happens when something fails. Experimental for now — but the automation techniques it produces go straight into client work.
Quality engineering, then operations, then the software that runs operations. Each step made the next one obvious.
Building a coordination layer for autonomous business operations: 232 agents across 60 departments, with the handoff logic that makes them useful together rather than individually clever.
Holding company for AI automation, SaaS platforms, and mobile products. Created and shipped exaltis.org, exaltistravel.com, Pixtrim, and USA Luxury Limo Service — architecture, implementation, and deployment on all four.
Eight-plus years running a luxury transportation company: fleet management, dispatch, and customer experience. The operational ground truth behind every platform I have built since.
Java quality engineering with tester certification, plus inventory and stock management systems. Engineering degree. Where the discipline of testing what you ship came from.
If you are evaluating an investment, weighing a partnership, or need a platform built by someone who will also operate it — book a time directly on my calendar, or send a note. I answer my own email.
