Micro-apps · Integrations · Websites
Software forjust one company.
We build micro-apps: small, focused apps for a single company, a single department, or even a single person, on a monthly subscription. We also connect the systems you already use, like QuickBooks Online.
- Built for one
- One company, one department, or one person. Only the screens you need.
- One monthly subscription
- Hosting, backups, updates, fixes, and small changes, all included.
- QuickBooks Online experience
- Customers, invoices, payments, and items kept in step with your other systems.
What we do
Small software that fits.
Three ways we help, and they work best together.
Where to start
- Micro-appsA small, focused app built for one company, one department, or one person, on a monthly subscription that keeps it running and improving.
- IntegrationsConnect the systems you already use so data moves on its own. We have built QuickBooks Online integrations for customers, invoices, payments, and items.
- WebsitesFast, clear websites that explain what you do and bring in the work, built to be easy to update and connected to the tools behind them.
Why a micro-app
Stop bending your business around software.
Big software is built for thousands of companies, so you get hundreds of features you don't use and still miss the one you need. The gap gets filled with spreadsheets, paper, and someone retyping data on Fridays.
A micro-app fills that gap on purpose: one job, done your way, for the people who do it. And because it's a subscription, it keeps changing as you do.
Good fits for a micro-app
- The spreadsheet that runs a whole process
- A paper form that gets typed in later
- Data copied between two systems by hand
- Reports someone builds from scratch every week
- A step your main software just doesn't handle
How a micro-app compares
| Off-the-shelf software | One-time custom build | Micro-app | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fits how you work | Close enough; you adapt to it | Yes, on launch day | Yes, and it keeps fitting |
| Features | Many you never use | What you asked for up front | Only what you need, added as you need it |
| Up-front cost | Low | High | Low: a monthly subscription |
| Hosting and upkeep | The vendor | You, or whoever you hire | Included |
| Changes | Wait for the vendor's roadmap | A new project each time | Small changes are part of the subscription |
How it works
From a conversation to an app you use every day.
- 01
Tell us about the job
What takes too long, who does it, and what software is involved. We'll tell you plainly whether a micro-app, an integration, or a website is the right fit.
- 02
We quote it and build the first version
You get the subscription price in writing before we start. Then we build the smallest version that does the job and put it in your hands.
- 03
You use it, we keep it running
We host it, back it up, keep it secure, and make changes as you learn what else it should do.
Common questions.
What is a micro-app?
A small, focused web app built for one company, one department, or even one person. It does one job the way you do it, instead of making you adapt to software built for everyone.
What does the subscription include?
Hosting, backups, security updates, fixes, and small changes as your needs shift. You get a working app and someone who keeps it working.
How much does it cost?
It depends on what the app needs to do and what it connects to. We quote the subscription in writing before any work starts.
Do you work with QuickBooks Online?
Yes. We have built QuickBooks Online integrations that create customers and invoices, record payments, and keep items in step with other systems.
Can an app really be for just one person?
Yes. An owner's morning dashboard or a tool that takes over one person's weekly copy-and-paste can save hours, and it doesn't need to be big to be worth it.
What would you hand off to an app?
Tell us about the job. We'll tell you what it would take.