Your own software. Without the software company.
We design, build, and operate custom systems for established businesses. One fixed monthly rate. No six figure quotes, no dev team to manage, no project that ends and rots.
Brands we build for
- QSMP Studios
- Poppi


- Whitepepper Farms


- Center for Faithful Leadership
- UCLA Wines
- Thruhikers
The same team ships and operates software for these brands on a weekly release cadence, and builds and runs the systems we deliver to businesses. See the consumer side of the house
You have priced custom software before.
The quotes came back between $80,000 and $200,000. The timeline was a quarter. And when the project ended, so did the team that understood it. So the business still runs on spreadsheets, group chats, and memory.
The cost of writing code has collapsed. The cost of good judgment has not.
Your monthly rate buys the part that still matters.
- A product managerwho learns how your operation actually runs.
- A designerwho makes it usable by your whole team, not just the person who bought it.
- Engineerswho ship working software every week.
- A success partnerwho answers when something breaks.
The code is the cheap part. We pass those savings to you.
- 01Scoped in plain English
What we build, what it costs, and how you leave, agreed in writing before we write a line of code.
- 02Shipped weekly
Working software in your hands every week. Not a reveal at the end of the quarter.
- 03Operated for as long as you stay
The team that built your system runs it. Monitoring, fixes, and changes as your business changes. The project never ends and never rots.
Your code, your data. Always.
You own the repository and the data from day one. If we part ways, everything goes with you.
Plain English terms
Scope, price, cancellation, and ownership in writing before work starts. No statement-of-work archaeology.
Scoped access
We work with the least access required to do the job, and you can revoke it at any time.
Let's talk about your operation.
A thirty minute call. You describe how the business runs today; we tell you what we would build first.
