The person behind the studio

Built close to
the real work.

I am an independent developer in Upstate New York, building websites and software for businesses that want less paperwork, clearer workflows, and more room to get things done.

Work with me
Portrait of Logan, founder of Logan J Studios
Founder portraitIndependent developer · Upstate New York

A practical point of view

Keep up with technology.
Keep work simple.

Technology should make good people more capable. I care about the tangible difference a system makes to the person using it on an ordinary Tuesday—not a promise hidden in a sales deck.

That means asking better questions, writing in plain language, and making thoughtful tradeoffs with you rather than behind a curtain. The goal is always the same: less time doing paperwork, more time doing the work only you can do.

How I got here

Experience from both
sides of the screen.

Every part of my background feeds the same approach: design with care, build with discipline, and understand the operation before proposing a solution.

01

2026

A computer science foundation, applied where it counts.

I graduated from SUNY Oswego in 2026 and live in Upstate New York. Logan J Studios is where formal software practice meets the day-to-day reality of running a growing business. My formal education has trained me to approach software development systematically, ensuring that every decision is informed by both theory and practical experience. The software I deploy for your business will undergo rigorous testing and quality assurance pipelines to guarantee reliability and performance.

02

2022 — now

Live events made the operational problems real.

For more than four years, I have worked alongside my uncle in audio and visual event production at Sensational Events. When the work is live, a clumsy process is not an abstract inconvenience—it is time, attention, and trust lost. I have successfully designed, and deployed the operating website that currently supports our entire business workflows, everything from CRM to inventory management.

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03

2018 — now

Immersive worlds taught me how products should feel.

For more than eight years, I have built VR games through a platform called Rec Room. That work taught me to care about the small decisions that make an experience clear, responsive, and worth returning to.

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A live case study · Sensational Events

Not a hypothetical.
My uncle’s business.

Six months ago, I started building bespoke software for the business we already run together. It began with firsthand experience of the friction: information scattered across tools, repeat work, and processes that could be more dependable.

I combined the software practice I learned at SUNY Oswego with the operational context earned on real jobs. Accelerated by AI workflows, the result is still proper software: requirements, a defined SRS, documentation, scalable architecture, testing, and deliberate iteration—not a quick, fragile handoff.

Today, I am continuing to scale Sensational Events while managing its Google Business Profile and supporting the business in real time. That feedback loop is what I want to bring to other ambitious local businesses.

See the work in progress
01

Real software practice

Clear requirements, tested behavior, documentation, secure foundations, and systems designed to keep improving.

02

AI with accountability

AI accelerates research, iteration, and workflows. The product still has to be intentional, understandable, and dependable.

03

A relationship, not a launch

Start with a strong frontend. If the fit is right, keep building together as your business gains momentum.

A useful place to begin

I’ll build your website
for free.

For my first 10 clients, I will create an optimized site at no build cost. It is a low-risk way to see how we work together. If it creates value, we can talk about an ongoing relationship around updates, SEO, GBP, or the software your business is ready for.