About

I'm Brandon Elfring, the developer behind BranDizzle.io

Solo developer in Salt Lake City. Working with teams in healthcare, social services, and luxury real estate — building the software their teams use every day, and the integrations that tie it all together.

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Based in Salt Lake City, UT
Building solutions since 2015
Freelancing since 2022
Projects shipped 40+
Coffee preference All the coffee!! 😜
Pickleball Every week
Brandon Elfring
What I value

Four principles, honestly held.

Not a company manifesto. Just the things I've learned lead to software that doesn't get thrown out in a year.

Quality over speed

I'd rather take the time to do it right than ship something half-baked. Clean code, thorough testing, and attention to detail are non-negotiable.

Well-written code is cheaper than the bug fix.

Clear communication

No jargon, no surprises. I keep you informed every step of the way with plain-language updates and transparent timelines.

If I can't explain it to you, I don't understand it yet.

Real-world results

Technology is a means to an end. I measure success by the impact on your business — fewer manual processes, better data, happier teams.

The best code is the code your team stops thinking about.

Long-term thinking

I build software that scales. Today's decisions should make tomorrow's growth easier, not harder.

Write it so the next person (or future you) can read it.
A short history

How I got here.

2005

Where it started.

Front-end dev at Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, turning designers' Photoshop comps into production HTML. Learned that even a pixel out of place matters when 170 children's hospitals are counting on you.

2010

Agency life.

Full-stack dev at Net Media Group — building marketing sites, running SEO campaigns, and optimizing conversion funnels for brands scaling into North American markets. Where I learned that great code means nothing if nobody can find it.

2015

Full stack engineer at a nonprofit.

Only developer at Utah Youth Village — a nonprofit serving thousands of at-risk youth and families. Built their public sites, then every internal tool their programs ran on: case management, evaluations, client tracking. Turns out being the only dev means you learn everything fast.

2022

Started freelancing.

Began taking on freelance projects alongside my full-time role — full-stack web solutions for business owners, marketing professionals, and anyone who needed a custom build instead of another template. Word of mouth did the rest.

2026

Today.

Still here, still answering my own emails. Somewhere between a contract developer and a one-person software studio.

The tools

What I reach for most days.

I'm not religious about any of this. If a project needs something else, I pick up something else. But these are the tools I know well enough to move fast and break nothing.

Applications

  • Ruby on Rails
  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript

Marketing sites

  • Astro
  • Tailwind CSS
  • MDX
  • Vercel

Data & infra

  • Postgres
  • Redis
  • AWS
  • Cloudflare

Integrations

  • BambooHR
  • Paycom
  • Hostaway
  • Rydoo
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Think we'd work well together?

Send a short note about what you're building. If it's a fit, I'll reply within 24 hours — no pitch, no pressure.

Availability June 2026
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Based in Salt Lake City, UT