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Levi Beers
Levi Beers
Levi Beers
Levi Beers
Levi Beers

Systems Developer

Software & AI Builder

Co-Founder, Keystone

About Me

Husband · Dad · Cat person

Hi, I’m Levi.
Family comes first.

My wife and my kids are what matter most to me. I love the work I do, and they’re the reason I put so much into it.

We also have four cats. One was only about two days old when my wife rescued him. His mother had abandoned him outside, and he was suffering from flystrike.

For weeks, she fed him and helped him go to the bathroom on a constant schedule. That tiny kitten is now our tailless little monster.

How I got started

I’m a self-taught developer whose start in technology goes back to the 1990s. At 15, I wiped the computer I’d received for Christmas. Learning how to restore and repair it was where it all began.

That same year, I used 56k modems and TCP/IP networking to bridge what would otherwise have been a long-distance call from Coalport to Altoona, Pennsylvania. It was a way to make “local” internet access possible in an otherwise unconnected area.

Today, I’m Co-Founder of Keystone Web Studios in Altoona, Pennsylvania. I build practical AI systems, automations, and tools for care-industry workflows. I love making complicated things work and turning ideas into useful software.

Based in Altoona, PAFind me on LinkedIn ↗

What I Build

Software & SaaS

Custom applications, internal tools, portals, and platforms built around the people and processes they serve.

AI & Automation

Document workflows, grounded assistants, and practical automation with clear boundaries and human review.

Connected Systems

APIs, databases, and integrations that help information move reliably between the tools a team depends on.

Web & Infrastructure

WordPress production, commerce, network infrastructure, and the operational details that keep software useful.

How I Work

01

Understand the work.

Start with the people, the friction, and the decisions a system needs to support.

02

Build the right connections.

Bring the interface, data, integrations, and infrastructure together as one coherent system.

03

Make it hold up.

Test real scenarios, make failures visible, and leave a clear path for the next improvement.

Writing Beyond Technology

Living with chronic pain has shaped my interest in evidence-based public policy. I write about the people affected by those decisions and the responsibility to measure their consequences.

Read my 7-OH essay & public comment

Building Through Keystone

Co-Founder & Systems Developer

Keystone Web Studios

Keystone is where I work with organizations to turn operational problems into practical software. Our work brings together custom development, integrations, automation, and AI where it adds value.

Keystone Web Studios is an OpenAI Select Partner.

Meet Keystone ↗

Experience & Approach

A background that connects software to the systems, data, and people around it.

Current Work
Present
Co-Founder & Systems Developer
Keystone Web Studios

I build practical AI systems, workflow automations, and integrations through Keystone Web Studios, with a focus on the care industry and the people supporting it.

My work connects intake, documentation, approvals, reporting, and operational information, with clear workflows and human review.

About Keystone
March 2017 – Present
Senior Web Developer
EZToUse · Ogden Directories Inc.

I build software and automation systems for client delivery and internal production, including WordPress and WooCommerce development, mobile applications, ecommerce, and custom business tools.

My work includes client-focused R&D and development of PILOT, an AI-enhanced internal platform that automates repeatable website setup and deployment tasks so developers can focus on quality and final review.

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Recognition
November 2013
MapQuest API Winner
Denver API Hackday

Built an application using maps and geolocation to connect families affected by Colorado wildfires with volunteers and help requests.

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August 2013
1st Place — Civic Hackathon
Place Matters · Denver

Built a city-data application that brought neighborhood information together to help people make more informed decisions about moving to Denver.

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Technical Range

Application development

From idea to working product.

PHP · Laravel · Filament · Livewire
WordPress · Elementor · WooCommerce

Data & integration

Make the pieces work together.

SQL · APIs · Data imports
Background jobs · Workflow automation

Applied AI

Put intelligence to useful work.

OpenAI APIs · Amazon Bedrock
Document processing · Grounded assistants

Systems & operations

Think beyond the interface.

Infrastructure · Networks · Security
Operational tooling · Testing · Recovery

Always Building, Always Learning

Being self-taught shaped the way I work: follow the problem, learn what it needs, and keep going until the pieces make sense together. That curiosity has taken me across software, infrastructure, and civic technology—and it still drives what I build today.

More about my background on LinkedIn ↗

Selected Work

Systems built around real operational needs, plus a few earlier experiments that helped shape my approach.

Projects

Deployed Care Operations Platform

Turning documents into evidence-linked information that supports day-to-day care operations.

Systems
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Production pilot WordPress Production Platform

Connecting structured intake, assisted drafting, review, and WordPress delivery.

Systems
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Active development Fundraising Operations Platform

Building a dependable foundation for campaign data, contact records, and operational visibility.

Systems
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Award-winning · 2013 Civic Technology Experiments

Two Denver hackathon projects using maps and open data to help people make decisions and find support.

Civic Tech
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Let’s Connect

Good work starts with a conversation

Have something
worth building?

I’m always interested in thoughtful conversations about software, systems, and the problems they can help solve.

Whether you have a project in mind, a collaboration to explore, or an opportunity that connects with my work, here’s where to find me.

A Good Place to Start

Tell me what you’re working on, who it needs to help, and where things get complicated. That gives us a useful starting point.