I'm Preston Winters.
6th generation Bandon, Oregon. Solo software shop. I build it, I stand behind it, I answer the phone.
I've owned small businesses. I know what it's like to drown in software you didn't choose.
The short version.
Sixth generation Bandon. My dad's fifth gen, his dad before him, all the way back. I grew up here. My three daughters are growing up here. The plan is to stay.
I'm self-taught on every stack I work in. Started with landscaping as a teenager and never stopped, I'm a licensed landscaping pro in Oregon. Picked up code somewhere along the way and didn't put it down. Now I build websites, apps, and AI tools for businesses on the Oregon coast. I do the design and the photography too. The landscaping work taught me how to show up on time, do the job right, and not make excuses. The same rules apply to software.
Other things I've built are on the work page.
That same AI work runs under every build I do. I built my own memory engine on top of Claude and use it on every project, so I'm not relearning your business every time we talk. The notes stick. The decisions stick. The same person who took your first call writes your code.
Winters Code brought all of that home. I build the kind of tools I wish I'd had, for the kind of businesses I grew up around. Built to last, with somebody local on the other end of it.
How I work.
Plain rules. I keep them.
- I show up in person when it matters. Small towns work on trust. Phone calls don't build it the same way.
- My code loads fast, and I'm the one who keeps it running. Modern stack, no plugins to babysit. Scores are posted live on the Wall.
- I answer my texts within a few hours during business days.
- No outsourcing. No offshore team, no junior you'll never meet. The work is mine, and it's yours to keep.
- I'm here for the long run. Bandon's home. The shop isn't going anywhere. The person who built your site is the person who maintains it.
- The site fits your customer, not the other way around. Sometimes that means a long scrolling story. Sometimes that means a big phone number and a clear way to book. I figure out which one you need, then build that.
What I believe.
Four rules I won't bend.
- 01
Speed matters.
Sites start at 3 business days, apps run in weeks. Small businesses on the Oregon coast deserve tools that work now, not quarterly project plans.
- 02
Quality is non-negotiable.
Speed without quality is reputation death. Every site gets HTTPS, security headers and spam-protected forms. What's loaded and why is on the privacy page.
- 03
The code is custom.
Not WordPress, not Wix, not a builder. The code under your site is the code I wrote for your site, and it's yours to keep.
- 04
Recurring relationships beat one-off projects.
The person who built it is the person who maintains it.
Why Bandon.
My family has been on the south Oregon coast for six generations. Bandon is where I grew up and where I'll be in ten years. The coast is full of family businesses that deserve good tools, built by someone they can meet. That's the gap I'm filling.
Bandon gets free in-person consults. I'll meet you at Warehouse Coffee or your shop. Coos and Curry counties get free 30-min video. The phone number stays the same year after year. If you've ever called a national agency and gotten a ticket number instead of an answer, you know exactly what I'm the opposite of.
I'm down the road. I pick up the phone.
What a site costs, all in, is on the pricing page.
Let's talk.
Custom websites and apps for Oregon coast businesses, built in Bandon. Sites from $1,750, starting at 3 business days. One text gets it started.
You're paying for a person, not a cheap template and a ticket number. The one who builds it answers your text and keeps it running.
I answer my texts within a few hours during business days.