60hours
Ordering, marketing, social and internal comms. All four shipped together.
A travel company
We build the software your business actually runs on.
Most founders have an idea and no way to build it. They’re tired of hearing it’ll take a year. We’ve shipped complete platforms in as little as 60 hours, and we stay on while the business grows into them.
Engagements start at 40-hour blocks, bought month to month.
Speed
Two businesses, live in 60 and 80 hours.
Not a website with a logo on it. Ordering, marketing, social, internal comms: the full operating system. Scope drives the number. Bigger operations take more. Two clients don’t employ a single developer. We’re their engineering team, in their offices several days a week, writing and deploying everything they run.
80hours
The same four systems, sized to a business that runs on shifts and margins.
A restaurant
Why 60 hours is realistic
We’re not starting from zero each time. Every build stands on our own platform, our preferred stacks, and the patterns from every project before yours.
Depth
We automated permit pulling, city by city.
Every jurisdiction has a different system, a different form and a different set of rules. It’s the kind of problem that stays manual because no two cities agree, so nobody had solved it. We build per-jurisdiction agents that pull permits automatically.
Built for multi-trade contractors and home services: electrical, roofing, HVAC, solar, plumbing. Multi-trade is the harder problem. We’ve solved it twice.
What that removes
- A different portal, login and form for every city you work in.
- Office staff rekeying the same job details into unrelated systems.
- Crews waiting on paperwork that nobody owns end to end.
Value
It doesn’t save them time. It wins them work.
Our bid pipeline finds the public jobs a contractor actually qualifies for, checks them against the requirements, and submits.
1
Finds
Public jobs they qualify for, surfaced as they are posted.
2
Qualifies
Checked against the requirements before anyone spends a day on it.
3
Submits
Filed on time, without the estimator losing a week to it.
Two clients. Over 1,000 hours. Still buying.
Both of them buy in blocks, month to month. Nothing locks them in.
750hours · ongoing
An electrical contractor. The admin hub they run projects from, plus the pipeline that finds public bids they qualify for and files them.
340hours · ongoing
A multi-trade contractor: electrical, roofing, HVAC, solar and plumbing. Permit search automated jurisdiction by jurisdiction.
How the work actually goes
1
We agree what we’re building
A structured PRD before a line of code. Every feature, integration and risk written down and signed off, so nobody discovers the scope halfway through.
2
You watch it happen
A live dashboard with hours, features and progress in real time. No black box, and no chasing anyone for a status update.
3
The platform compounds
Each build makes the next one faster. You get the benefit of every project that came before yours, and we stay on as the business changes.
Where it earns its place, we wire Claude into your platform through MCP tools you own. Small, specific actions it can take, all scoped by you.
Recent work
Five shipped clients, counted in hours.
One platform running the entire business
Ordering, marketing, social and internal comms, built in a single pass.
60 hrsA travel company
One system for ordering, staff and marketing
The same complete platform, built around how the kitchen actually works.
80 hrsA restaurant
The right therapist, matched before the first call
A guided intake that scores each match and explains why. A crisis check runs throughout. Group registration and booking feed straight into their practice system.
175 hrsA counselling center
Permits pulled automatically, city by city
Per-jurisdiction search across five trades, replacing a portal-by-portal manual slog.
340 hrs · ongoingA multi-trade contractor
Public bids found, qualified and submitted
An admin hub for projects and bids, then the pipeline that turns postings into won work.
750 hrs · ongoingAn electrical contractor
Ten tools behind one login
The employee portal that became where the whole company works. Permit search, time off, a knowledge wiki, customer service performance, membership tracking, campaigns, the back office. All in one place.
In flightA multi-trade contractor
In flight
Inside the employee portal
Ten tools behind one login for a multi-trade contractor. Each was its own project with its own problem to solve. We built them separately, then brought them together.
Time off
Time off requested and approved in one place. A California-compliant accrual ledger does the maths, and approved time syncs straight through to payroll.
Knowledge Wiki
The company’s own know-how, searchable by everyone. Articles carry their sources. A staff Q&A runs alongside, and its best answers graduate into the wiki.
Unified Permit Search
One search across jurisdictions that each do it their own way. The office used to do this by hand, portal by portal.
Alongside customer service performance, membership tracking, campaigns, acquisition handoff, ServiceTitan templates, skills and the back office. Each a separate build, all reachable from the same sidebar.
Control
You see the queue, set the order and sign off the release.
Every piece of work is planned as a board: one named outcome, its queue of tickets and a written test plan. A seat on your project lets you see every board, plan your own and walk the test plan before anything reaches production.
The queue
What’s planned, what’s being built and what’s waiting on you, in one place. Reorder it, or plan a board yourself and submit it to run.
The test plan
Numbered steps, drafted when the work is planned. You walk them in a test environment with its own data and mark each line pass or fail. A failed line goes back as a ticket for the next round.
The release
A board can’t be marked ready to ship while a single step is unpassed. Once you sign off, we ship it to production with a plain-language note of what changed.
We plan, test and ship our own platform through the same boards.
Got an idea, and tired of hearing it’ll take a year?
Start with a conversation. We’ll write the PRD together, agree exactly what we’re building, and you’ll watch it get built.
Start your projectEngagements start at 40-hour blocks, bought month to month.