Same slot, two parts. Only one of them fits.
Ten businesses across food service, media, home services, auto, and nonprofits. Operators who needed one specific thing built right.
Customer facing sites and applications that carry real transactions: ordering, scheduling, payments, accounts. We build the admin screens your staff lives in with the same care as the pages your customers see.
Native and cross platform apps for iOS and Android, built when the phone is genuinely the right tool. Field crews, drivers, and technicians get something that works with one hand and a bad signal.
The dispatch board, the intake form, the nightly report somebody still assembles by hand. We replace the spreadsheet and the copy and paste with one screen your team can trust.
Deployment, monitoring, backups, and the unglamorous work that keeps software up at 6am. We run what we build, and we hand over the keys the day you ask for them.
Problem
Every order came through one phone line, so the morning rush decided how many got taken.
Built
Online ordering with scheduled pickup windows, a kitchen display for the counter, and a menu editor the owner runs from her phone.
Problem
Dispatch lived on a whiteboard, and the answer to who is closest was whoever picked up first.
Built
A scheduling and dispatch tool with technician availability, job history per address, and photo notes from the field.
Problem
Donations arrived through three services, and reporting to funders meant a week of spreadsheet work.
Built
One donation flow with recurring giving, a donor record that keeps its history, and funder reports that generate on demand.
01 / 30 minutes
You describe the problem. We tell you whether we are the right shop for it, and we say so when we are not.
02 / One week
We write down what gets built, what it costs, and when it lands. One price, no hourly surprises.
03 / 6 to 14 weeks
You see working software every two weeks. Between increments you can change direction at no penalty.
04 / Ongoing
We deploy, watch it under real load, and stay on for maintenance. You own the code and the accounts from day one.
A paragraph is plenty. An engineer reads it, not a sales team. If it is not a fit, we will say so and point you somewhere better.
If anything changes before we talk, send it over. More detail is never a problem.