Modernize existing applications
Update dated interfaces, replace difficult workflows and improve the tools your team already depends on.
INDEPENDENT SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT · PENNSYLVANIA
Keep what works.
Build what’s next.
Modernize the software you rely on. Move your data with care. Make your systems work together.
Tell Scott about your projectEXISTING SYSTEMS. NEW POSSIBILITIES.01 — 04
Experience across education, publishing & technology.
Organizations and brands I’ve worked with throughout my career, including work in prior and current employee roles.
Shown as professional experience, not endorsements or a list of Endicott Digital Systems LLC clients.
01 / WHAT WE DOA better next chapter
A better next chapter
for your software.
You don’t always need to start over. We help you find the right change, then build it around the way your organization works.
Move data and customer accounts
Plan migrations with field mapping, validation and a considered cutover—so the important details make the move.
Connect platforms and repair logins
Improve authentication, connect business platforms and reduce the manual work between systems.
Build focused web software
Create useful portals, websites and custom applications with a clear purpose and manageable scope.
SELECTED WORKPractical changes.
Practical changes.
Working software.
These projects were completed in my role as an employee of Classical Academic Press, before and separately from engagements through Endicott Digital Systems LLC.
From a long list to a useful finder.
Families needed an easier way to find courses and the people teaching them.
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My contribution
I designed and built a filterable course finder and searchable instructor directory within the existing WordPress site. Course cards bring schedules and instructor information into view; shareable filter links let families return to a useful search.
What changed
Course discovery works on desktop and mobile while staff continue maintaining their records in Airtable. A colleague extended the existing data-sync plugin.
Open the library. Repair the connections.
A login wall hid the catalog, and gaps between purchasing and account creation made access difficult for customers.
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My contribution
I opened browsing and search to guests, repaired account provisioning and synchronization, and built an in-browser ebook reader within the existing application.
What changed
Visitors can discover content before signing in. Purchases and access-card claims connect to account creation, and the reader adds a new way to access digital books.
A refreshed storefront. A clearer path for schools.
An aging, heavily customized theme was difficult to maintain, and schools needed a dedicated purchasing experience.
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My contribution
I migrated the storefront to a licensed theme selected by leadership, preserving content and custom workflows. I enabled modern customer accounts and built the School Accounts experience, including purchasing rules for school buyers.
What changed
The storefront has updated discovery tools and a dedicated school-purchasing path. Customizations are documented for future maintenance. A colleague contributed some theme edits.
Screenshots show the projects as captured in September 2026, except where noted. Live sites may change.
02 / THE PERSON BEHIND THE WORKDirect access to
Direct access to
your developer.
I’m Scott Endicott, founder of Endicott Digital Systems.
My experience spans digital libraries, learning platforms, commerce and customer-account migrations. I bring that practical background to organizations ready to improve the software they use every day.
You work directly with me from the first conversation through implementation and handoff.
SELECTED PRIOR EXPERIENCE
Digital library interfaces & e-reading
Authentication & customer migration
Commerce & B2B portal development
Learning-platform integrations
03 / HOW WE WORKClear scope.
Clear scope.
Visible progress.
Start with the actual problem.
Review the existing system, the people using it and what a successful outcome needs to look like.
Make the work reviewable.
Agree on deliverables and milestones. Review working software as it takes shape, with changes discussed before they expand the scope.
Leave you ready to use it.
Test the agreed workflows, document what matters and plan the transition and support expectations together.
What’s getting
in your way?
A dated application, a difficult migration or a workflow that needs to work better. Tell me what you’re trying to change.