Independent studio in Ontario
I am Tanner, a developer in Norwich, Ontario. I build websites, SEO-friendly marketing pages, .NET tools, and small internal platforms so you can stop fighting your systems and get back to the work that pays the bills.
If I am not the right fit, I will say so and point you in a better direction.
Services
Clear, practical services for small teams and owner-led businesses. No jargon, no mystery retainers.
Website building
Marketing sites, landing pages, and small portals that look sharp on phones and desktops, and that you can update without worrying about breaking everything.
SEO and visibility
Practical SEO so the right people can find your site: structure, on-page basics, and search-friendly content, without chasing gimmicks.
Marketing support
Simple funnels and pages for campaigns, email sign-ups, and promos, plus tracking so you know what is working.
.NET applications
Windows utilities, launchers, and line-of-business tools built on .NET. Think “the tool everyone in the office keeps open all day.”
Automation and glue work
Reduce copy-paste work between CRMs, billing tools, and internal databases. If your team does the same manual thing every day, it is a good candidate.
Security and protection
Website hardening, .NET protection, and sensible hosting setups so you are not leaving obvious doors open.
Recent work
I do not publish every client project, but these give a good sense of the kind of work Atlas Works delivers.
A custom marketing site for DN Shield, a SaaS platform that protects .NET applications. The goal was to make a technical product feel clear and trustworthy.
The end result is a site that does more than show off the product: it helps DN Shield explain what it does and turn visitors into customers.
A full .NET obfuscation and protection tool built to make reverse engineering and cracking commercial software much harder.
Some of the protections:
This pulls together years of work with .NET internals and reverse engineering and shows how serious Atlas Works is about security-focused tooling.
Behind the studio
I started Atlas Works because I like solving real problems with code and helping people feel less stressed about their tech. Most of my clients are regular Canadians who just want things to work.
I have been into software and web development for more than a decade. It started back in the Xbox 360 days when I ended up in a modded Call of Duty lobby, which turned into a long path through memory editing, game hacks, and eventually proper software development and security work.
These days, my focus is on building secure, tidy tools and apps that real people use every day: websites that feel trustworthy, business tools that actually help, and systems that do not feel fragile.
Outside of work, I am married to my wife Natasha and we share our home with three very opinionated cats. We are also getting ready to welcome our first child.
Contact
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