Custom Software, Web Apps & Native Apps

When the Spreadsheet Stops Working.

Portals. Multi-tenant platforms. Native apps. Scoping Sprint $2,500. Builds from $10,000.

Based in Gautier. We build for clients anywhere.

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Sounds Familiar?

  • The same numbers get typed in twice.
  • One person knows the spreadsheet. If they're out, the week stops.
  • Customers call to ask where things stand.
  • The tools don't talk to each other.
  • You have a mobile idea nobody will quote without a novel.

What We Build

Web apps

The thing your team lives in. Intake, scheduling, status, the work itself.

Multi-tenant platforms

One product, many orgs — each with their own brand, data, and roles.

Customer portals

Let them see the job, the invoice, the next step. Without calling the office.

Internal tools

Replace the stack of tabs that only one person understands.

Native mobile apps

iOS and Android — Swift and Kotlin — with App Store publishing under your name when you need it.

Integrations

Make the systems you already paid for talk to each other.

Native Apps Are First-Class

Real iOS and Android apps — Swift and Kotlin — with push notifications, field workflows, and App Store publishing. White-label apps under your church or company name when that's the job.

Ekkle ships a shared App Store app plus optional branded tenant apps. 242 Network Hub leaders get a native iOS companion for the whole planter pipeline.

How We De-risk It

Scoping Sprint. $2,500. One to two weeks.

Requirements. Wireframes or a prototype. A fixed-price proposal. If you proceed, the sprint is credited to the build.

We don't quote a build from a sentence. The Scoping Sprint is how we de-risk it. That fee is real work, not a deposit that disappears.

Let's Work Together

We Use Our Own Stuff.

Ekkle is a product we built and still run. The 242 Network Hub is a client platform with native apps in the store. Marshall — the chat in the corner — the Trust Audit, and the analytics on this site are software we built. We don't just write about systems. We run them.

Stack, honestly: Node and .NET on the server. Postgres. Native Swift and Kotlin when it has to live on a phone. Next.js and React for the web. Hosted where you own the account.

Working Remotely

Home is Gautier. The work can be anywhere. Zoom, a shared repo, and a written plan you can keep.

The real questions

A Few Questions