Pain we've taken off lately
A few of the workflows we've
taken off teams' plates.
Anchors, not boundaries. Most of what we ship sits near one of these, if your sore spot isn't here, it's probably still a fit.
Field & service
The office-vs-field handoff, finally one app.
Dispatch, time on site, photos, parts and invoicing stop living in five places. Crews update once; the office sees it live. The Friday paperwork crunch quietly goes away.
Office admin down to a fraction of what it was
Quote & sales
The quote pile that never shrinks, cleared.
Pricing, terms and templates pull from systems you already pay for. The first draft writes itself; your team reviews and sends. Quotes that used to eat an afternoon take minutes.
Hours back, fewer deals stuck on “awaiting quote”
Ops dashboards
The Monday-morning numbers, already current.
One view across CRM, accounting and project systems, honest, live, no rebuild. AI writes the weekly narrative so your ops lead can read it with a coffee, not assemble it before the meeting.
A weekly report that doesn’t get built from scratch
Finance ops
The Friday reconciliation panic, retired.
Invoices match across your systems automatically. AI triages the exceptions and drafts the follow-ups. Finance stops chasing what should already agree and gets their afternoons back.
Same-day billing instead of week-long cycles
Internal tools
The workflow that lives in someone's head, out in the open.
Onboarding flows, compliance logs, approvals, inventory, incident reporting. The processes nobody can quite document become apps everyone can actually use, and that don't leave when the person who knew them does.
Tribal knowledge, finally captured in software
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If yours isn't on here,
it's probably still a fit.
it's probably still a fit.
The most interesting builds rarely sit in a neat category. Tell us the workflow that hurts.
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How we're different
Not SaaS. Not a dev shop.
Both, squared.
How we build
Modern stack. Built to last. Shipped fast.
We ship in weeks what used to take quarters, not by cutting corners, but by picking the right tool for the job. Full code when you need it, no-code when it fits, and the latest AI in the parts where it genuinely saves time.
FRONTEND
Glide✓
React / Next.js✓
Tailwind✓
Vercel✓shadcn/ui✓
BACKEND & DATA
Supabase / Postgres✓
Typescript✓
Cloudflare✓
Google Cloud✓AI & AUTOMATION
Anthropic Claude✓
OpenAI✓
Hugging Face✓
Zapier / Make✓Custom agents✓
Anatomy of a build
Tennant · quotes in under two minutes.
A National Sales Manager at a multi-billion-dollar manufacturer. Up to an hour per quote. Hundreds of quotes.
BEFORE
×Quotes built by hand from 3 separate systems
×45 minutes per quote, error-prone
×Senior person gated every deal
AFTER
✓AI-assisted quoting app built in 6 weeks
✓Under 2 minutes per quote
✓Sales team self-serves; ops sees every deal live
22×
faster quoting, 45 min → under 2
6wk
to working v1
3→1
systems → source of truth
How we work
From discovery call to shipped software
A rhythm, not a rigid plan. Timeframes below are typical, we flex with the complexity and scale of the engagement.
01
Scope
days – months
We sit with your team and get under the problem. Simple scopes close in a day; complex ones can take weeks or months before we're confident enough to quote.
02
Design
~2 weeks
Clickable mock in your hands. Your team steers before we write code. Faster on tight scopes, slower when there are real UX choices to make.
03
Build
4 weeks – 6 months
Working software with real data, iterated in the open. Some builds ship at the 4-week mark; others evolve over quarters.
04
Evolve
Ongoing
Your ops change. Your software should too. We stay on call to keep the build ahead of the business.
Investment
Three shapes. Honest numbers.
We price by shape of engagement, not by the hour. You'll know what the first cheque looks like before you book a discovery call.
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