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Custom software for growing businesses, built in Vermont for clients across the US. The person who sketches the first screen writes the code, then keeps it updated and running for as long as you need it.

Recent work

All work

What we build

We build web applications, mobile apps for both app stores, internal tools that replace your spreadsheets, and we move your older software onto a maintained stack without disrupting your business.

You get a written scope and a price before engineering starts, working software on a preview link every week or two, and the code, accounts and documentation in your name.

Why clients work with us

  1. One team, start to finish

    The team that scopes the work designs it, writes the code and maintains it. Nothing is lost in a hand-off.

  2. Current tools, vetted constantly

    New frameworks and AI tools are tried all the time, and only the ones that hold up in production make it into client work.

  3. Fast by design

    Working software on a preview link every week or two, not a big reveal after months of silence.

  4. Organised from day one

    A written scope, a shared preview, plain invoices and documentation in your name, so working together stays easy.

  5. No idea too big or too small

    From replacing one spreadsheet to rebuilding the system the business runs on, the job is to find the version that works.

What clients say

  • “I spent two years trying to move this project forward. Baris made it happen in a month, and the result is beyond anything I’d imagined.”

    Erin McCormickFounder and CEO, Travel like a Local®: Vermont

  • Running in production

    • ledlightmirrors.comShopify store and Mirror Studio for TACOVICI. Live.
    • livelocalvt.comA Vermont Realtor’s site with MLS listing search, for Live Local Vermont. Live.
    • Workforce platformHiring to payroll for a staffing company, in daily use by its office and workers.
    • Live ChatAnswering visitors on veajobs.com, veatimeclock.com, ledlightmirrors.com and this site.

How a project runs

In detail
  1. Understand

    A call, then a few days

    The business, the people who will use the software, and what has been tried before.

  2. Plan

    Within a week

    A written scope: what gets built first, what it costs, and what is left out on purpose.

  3. Design and build

    First preview in 1–2 weeks, first release in 4–10

    Design and engineering run together. Working software reaches a preview link every week or two.

  4. Launch and look after

    Ongoing, month to month

    Code, accounts and documentation are yours. We stay on to maintain what we built.

Most first releases start around $5K. Larger platforms are scoped and priced in stages, and nothing is billed before you approve the written scope.

Typical ranges, not promises: every project gets real dates in its written scope before work starts.

Our own product

Live Chat answers from your own pages, then books the call.

Grounded answers that cite their sources, a hand-over to a person when it should, and appointments booked in the same conversation, in five languages. One script tag on your site.

See Live Chat
The Live Chat widget answering “Which languages can the chat answer in?” with English, Spanish, French, Haitian Creole and Nepali, and the three pages it took the answer from

Questions before you get in touch

Not answered here?

Is any project too small?

No. A single internal tool, one fragile report or a fix to an existing app is a fine place to start. Every project, large or small, gets a written scope and a price first.

Is there a minimum budget?

No hard minimum. Most first releases start around $5K, and larger platforms are priced in stages. The scope is sized to what you want to spend, and the first release is kept to the part that pays off soonest.

How long does it take to get a quote?

Start with a call about the business and the problem. A written scope with a price for the first release follows within a week, and nothing is billed before you approve it.

Will you help me choose the right tools?

Yes. Part of the scope is recommending what to build, what to buy and what to keep. Often the answer is an off-the-shelf tool you already pay for, connected properly, and we will say so.

Will I be passed around a team?

No. You keep one contact from the first call through design, engineering and maintenance. When a project needs a specialist, we bring in someone we have vetted and manage the work ourselves, so you never have to brief anyone twice.

Has a process outgrown its spreadsheet?

You’ll talk to the people who will design and build it, not a salesperson.Baris Taskiran, founder