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What kinds of software can you build?

A wide range. If it runs on repetition, we can probably automate it. If you're not sure your problem fits, tell us what it is and we'll say straight whether we can build it.

Tell us your problem

Do you only build for restaurants?

No. We come out of hospitality, so that is where we started, but we build for any small business, in any line of work.

We're small. Are we too small for you?

Almost certainly not. Small is who we build for. If your problem really needs a large enterprise vendor, we'll tell you that too.

What does it cost?

You start small: a setup fee and a monthly fee, month to month, cancel anytime. No long contract. A landing page starts at $100, a bigger website at $500, and software or automation at $200. Running it with you is about $100 a month. If you'd rather buy a program outright, we can do that too.

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What do you need from me to start?

Less than you'd think. We start with a conversation about your day and the one thing costing you most. No spec, no documents, no homework. Along the way we'll only ask for what we need, like access to a tool you already use or a few minutes to watch how the work flows.

How long until it's working?

You see something live in weeks. We ship a working first version early, put it in front of your real day, and refine from there.

What happens after it launches?

A launch is the start of the relationship. We stay on, watching and improving as your business changes. When something breaks, we fix it as fast as we can.

Do I have to be technical?

Not at all. You bring the business, we bring the software. We set it up, run it, and explain anything you want to understand in plain language.

Will I actually talk to a person?

Yes. The people who build your tool are the people who answer you, by email or Telegram. You're talking to the studio, not a front desk or a ticket number.

What if it's not working out?

Then you leave, no hard feelings. But if a tool isn't working, our first move is to improve it until it does.