Your digital headaches, handled.
Sound judgment and smart technology for growing businesses, without the hire.
Organizations our team members have supported
What’s actually slowing your business down.
You’re paying for software you barely use. Per person, every month, for software that was never built around how you work.
Some jobs only one person knows how to do. It runs fine until they take a week off.
The same work still gets done by hand. Copying between tools, retyping numbers, sending the same email again.
Your on-call tech lead
A tech lead on your team, without the hire.
Someone who works for you, without the cost or headache of hiring in-house.
- We start by writing down how your business actually runs.How the work moves, what you’re paying for, who controls what, and where time or money is leaking. You keep it, whatever you decide next.
- We help you decide, then build what’s needed.Which software to keep, what to change, and what’s worth building. What gets built fits how your business already works.
- Your ideas are cheap to try.Any time you have an idea, we build a working version and put it to the test. If it doesn’t help, it comes out and we try the next one.
- AI, set up safely.We help you decide where it fits, set it up on accounts your business owns, and build it into the work you already do.
- We’re a member of your team.We notice problems before you have to, and as your business grows or changes, your tools change with it. Like having a tech lead down the hall.
The goal is to cut waste, so more of your money stays in your business.
Two ways to work with us.
Your on-call tech lead
- For owner-run businesses with no tech person on staff.
- We learn how you work, build what fits, and stay to look after it.
- One monthly fee, agreed up front.
Websites
- A new site or a rebuild, built around what it needs to do.
- Looked after once it’s live: changes, repairs and everything that expires.
- It stays yours.
Case study
What a tech lead did for a concrete contractor.
They came to us about a website.
DH Construction & Concrete
Read what it involved →BeforeA rented template site, email on a different domain than the website, and no way to track leads.
DecidedTheir email moved onto their own domain, and how leads and quotes come in got worked through before anything was built.
BuiltA new website and a lead tracker built around how they work.
NowLooked after by the same person who set it up.
Local government
Websites and ongoing care for towns, counties and special districts.
Built to WCAG 2.1 AA for the ADA Title II dates: April 26, 2027 for populations of 50,000 or more, and April 26, 2028 for smaller ones and special districts.