Software built around how your company already works
We built and run Hollis, Punchdown and Hitchpost. Each one started as a problem inside a real company. Bring us yours.
How a project starts
You tell us what eats your week
The double entry. The paper forms. The spreadsheet only one person understands.
We give you a straight answer
Whether software fixes it, roughly what it takes, and how we would price it. If it does not need software, we say so.
We build it where the work happens
We sit with the people who will use it, ship a first version early, and change it as they push back.
The kinds of things we build
For your crew
- Job forms people will fill in
- Photo capture that files itself
- Checklists tied to a job type
- Runs on the phone they already carry
For your customers
- A portal for quotes, invoices and history
- Booking pages that respect your real calendar
- Request forms that ask the right questions
- Warranty and plan lookups
For you
- One screen for what is happening today
- Reports pulled from your systems, not retyped
- The internal tool nobody else will quote
- Changed when you ask
Three we built and run
Each one is in daily use at a real company.
How we price it
Every project is quoted after a 20‑minute call and a look at how you work today. We price the first version so you can see it working before the next piece is built.
Custom software questions
Do you only build software for trade companies?
No. Our products serve security installers, rental companies and photographers. We build for any business with a real problem we can solve.
Do you work with companies outside North Carolina?
Yes. We are based in Cary and build software for companies anywhere in the US. Calls and reviews happen over video.
Who owns the code?
We agree that in writing before work starts.
Do you use AI to build?
Yes. We build with AI coding agents, and a second AI tries to break each build before it ships. People decide what gets built and review what ships.