★★★★★ 5.0 · 91 Google reviews

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Dallas-based · serving Texas & the U.S.

Application Development

Web and mobile apps built around how you work.

Software designed and built for your specific processes instead of a generic audience: customer portals, technician apps and admin dashboards, on the web or on iOS and Android, all working from one database.

★★★★★ 5.0 · 91 Google reviews  ·  23+ years in North Texas

What we build

One system for your customers, your crew and your office.

Custom software earns its cost when your process is distinctive, or when the tools you use today have to be stitched together by hand.

Web applications

Responsive and progressive web apps that run in any browser, on any device, often at a lower cost than a native app.

Mobile applications

iOS and Android apps when you need reliable offline use, push notifications, the camera or GPS, or a place in the app stores.

Customer portals

Online booking with real availability, quotes, e-signatures, online payment, service history and documents in one login.

Technician and field apps

Job details, notes, photos and checklists on a phone, with offline mode for garages, attics and low-signal buildings.

Admin dashboards

Dispatch, route planning, role-based permissions and reporting on job profitability, repeat customers and response times.

Integrations

Connections to QuickBooks, payment processors, telephony, mapping, your existing CRM and your website.

Web or mobile?

Do you need a mobile app, or is a web app enough?

A web app is often enough. We’ll tell you honestly which one your project needs.

A web app is enough when…

  • Customers and staff can use it in a browser
  • You want one version that works on every phone and computer
  • You want a lower cost and a faster first release
  • It should share branding, data and search visibility with your website

Go native when…

  • Crews need it to work reliably offline
  • You need push notifications
  • It relies on the camera or GPS
  • Being in the App Store and Google Play matters to your customers

Built by us

Apps we’ve designed, built and launched.

We build and run our own products, so we know what it takes to take an app from idea to real users.

Pixel-Lite: smaller photos, the moment you upload

Web app + WordPress plugin

Pixel-Lite

A free photo compressor that runs entirely in your browser. It cuts file sizes and strips hidden location data, without a single upload. We also turned it into a WordPress plugin that compresses every photo the moment it’s uploaded.

  • Photos never uploaded: everything happens on your device
  • No account needed, free to use
  • A real result: 5.9 MB → 119 KB, 98% smaller
  • The app’s compressor, ported into the WordPress plugin

Mobile-first app · now in beta

Sciurus

A calm home for today’s to-dos, with a squirrel who keeps you company while you get through them. Small steps, done together: tasks, a focus timer, goals with rewards, streaks and acorns to spend on Pip.

  • Now in beta as a web app
  • Works fully offline, no account needed
  • Data stays on your device
  • App Store and Google Play: coming soon
Sciurus app: today’s to-do list with Pip the squirrel and a focus timer

How we build it

Start small, ship, then grow.

Skipping the first two steps is the most common cause of overspending, so we never skip them.

1. Map the workflow

We follow a job from first call to final payment and note every handoff, spreadsheet and repeated entry.

2. Define the first version

We pick the one or two workflows that cost the most time. Everything else goes on a later list.

3. Prototype

Click-through mockups let your team react before any code is written.

4. Build and test

We test on the phones your crew actually carries, in the places they actually work.

5. Launch and measure

We roll out to a small group first, then track time per job, missed appointments and invoice turnaround.

You own it

Source code, database, domains and hosting accounts are yours, with documentation and a way to export your data.

FAQ

App development questions.

Straight answers to what business owners ask us most. Don’t see yours? Call us and talk to a real person.

Document one complete job from first inquiry to payment, noting each tool and handoff. This shows where time is lost and what the first release should fix.

Not automatically. Established platforms are faster and cheaper to start with. Custom software wins when your process is unusual, when licensing costs scale badly, or when you want full control of your data.

It depends on scope. A focused internal tool can be released in stages much sooner than a multi-platform customer and technician system. We give you a phased plan with dates tied to deliverables.

You do. Ownership of the source code, databases, domains and hosting accounts goes in the contract, along with documentation and an export process.

Usually yes, if the other system offers an API or a supported integration. We confirm this early, because integration effort strongly affects the budget.

Hosting, app-store fees if applicable, security updates, bug fixes, third-party service fees and periodic improvements as your operations change.

Ready when you are

Ready to scope your app?

Start with one painful workflow and a short list of must-have features. We’ll show you how an app would fit alongside your website and the tools you already use.