You track your work in spreadsheets
Jobs, bookings, vehicles or files live in several tabs and nobody has the latest version. The application becomes the one place, with the history of each record.
Web applications
Jobs, customers, documents and follow-ups in one place, reachable from any browser, with accounts for your team and no per-seat fees. Scoped after a discovery workshop, priced in writing, delivered in two-week slices.
Who it is for
Jobs, bookings, vehicles or files live in several tabs and nobody has the latest version. The application becomes the one place, with the history of each record.
A login for your customers shows them their requests, their documents and their invoices, and the questions stop coming by phone.
The tool you tried does half the job and charges per seat. A custom application does your process, and only yours, with no fee per user.
A view made for phones: the job of the day, the checklist, the photos, the signature, synced with the office.
The problem we solve
Most small businesses do not need more software. They need the information typed once to reach everyone who uses it. An application earns its price on four points.
Offers and prices
A starter hub — one workflow, your customers, files on each record — starts at $2,900, confirmed in a written scope after the discovery workshop; the estimator shows a range of up to 20% above the starting price. Running it is $99/mo for upkeep alone, or $190/mo with support and a monthly allowance of changes.
Prices in USD, before applicable taxes. Modules add to the starting price: a client portal $1,490, scheduling and calendar $1,690, online payments $890, reports and dashboard $790; each extra thing to track $790, each connection to your other software $890. The estimator lists them all.
In detail
The same figures as the estimator. Prices in USD, before applicable taxes.
How it works
Your process as it happens today: who does what, with which documents, where it gets stuck.
The screens, the modules, the price and the dates. Nothing starts before you approve it.
The screens drawn before they are built, with a round of changes.
A working version every two weeks, tested with your real data; your feedback goes into the next slice.
Your spreadsheets imported, recorded training, a short written guide, and a plan to run it.
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Before you ask for a quote
A starter hub starts at $2,900, and the estimator shows a range of up to 20% above it. Modules add to that figure: a client portal $1,490, scheduling $1,690, online payments $890, reports $790. The written scope fixes the price before anything is built.
Yes, because the application needs hosting, backups and updates: $99/mo for upkeep alone, or $190/mo with support and a monthly allowance of changes. There is no fee per user.
About 30 working days to a first live version, delivered in two-week slices. The scope written after the workshop gives your dates.
No. The application connects to it: each connection is $890, plus a small monthly amount. What you keep stays where it is.
You do. The code, the data and the hosting account are yours, and we hand them over with the documentation if you ever leave.
No. It runs in the browser, on a phone as well as on a desk, which spares you the stores and their updates. A field view for phones is a module of its own.
Two short steps, and you receive a written quote with the price, the deliverables and the timeline.
In English or French. With Cyrus, in Orlando.
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