Stop doing it by hand.
We'll build the tool.
A human proves it.
You know the one. The sign-up sheet you rebuild every season. The quote you work out by hand while the customer waits. The booking system your whole team runs out of a group chat. One screen or the whole thing — sign-in, a real database, a desktop app if it needs one — tell us about it in plain words. A real developer quotes it, fixed, in writing. You open the finished product, click around, and pay only when you've decided it does the job.
No account to start · Fixed price in writing · Pay after your own stamp
- For
- St. Cecilia community choir — 40 singers, 1 very busy director
- Today
- A group text, a paper calendar, and a lot of "wait, which Tuesday?"
- Format
- Web app, phone-first
- Acceptance
- Director can plan a season in under 10 minutes
How it works
Five stops, start to crateTell us
Say what you need the way you'd say it to a friend. The counter asks the questions a good developer would, then reads it back until you say "that's right." No account, no obligation.
Get a price
A real developer reads your order and quotes a fixed price — in writing, within one business day, revision rounds included. Take it, ask a question, or walk away. No hard feelings.
Watch it get built
Your order rides the line — planned, coded, tested, reviewed twice, by a crew of specialist agents. Watch it move station to station, live, while you get on with your day. Want to see it before it's built? The design add-on draws every screen first, and nothing gets coded until you've signed off on the look.
Try it
Open the finished build yourself. Poke at it. Stamp it ACCEPTED, or send it back with notes. Your rounds, your call.
It's yours
Only after your stamp: the whole source, zipped or pushed straight to your own GitHub. Host it anywhere. Hand it to anyone. Nothing is locked to us. Changes later? New round, new quote.
What can you order?
Four shapes · not sure which? just describe the job — the counter picks with youWeb app
The calculator your customers keep asking for. The tracker that outgrew its spreadsheet. Quizzes, configurators, dashboards, small games — anything you tap on. Phone-first if you like; it installs straight to a home screen.
Full-stack web app
When more than one person needs the same data: bookings and sign-ups, inventory, time logging, feedback boards, the internal tool your team has been faking with a group chat. Real accounts, real storage.
Static page
A landing page, a menu, an event page, a portfolio — the page you need to exist by Friday. Hand-written files with nothing to maintain and nowhere to break.
Console tool
The export you clean up by hand every month. File converters, batch jobs, report generators, developer utilities — tools that do the job and exit clean.
The kind of thing people bring in
Example work orders · yours will read like one of theseTour Merch Counter
A band was settling the merch table on a napkin at 1 a.m. Now it's a phone app that rings up sales and closes the night — and keeps working in a venue basement with no signal.
Grant Deadline Tracker
A nonprofit was juggling 30 grant applications in one shared spreadsheet, one missed deadline too many. Now: a calm board of what's due, what's filed, and who's on the hook.
Studio Session Ledger
A two-room recording studio ran booking, invoicing and the tape log on sticky notes. Now it's one screen, and the invoice goes out before the band has packed the van.
Proofed by a human.
Anything on the internet will build you a demo. We build you the real thing — accounts, data, every screen — and a real person opens it, clicks around, and puts their stamp on it before it leaves the building. Then you stamp it. Then, and only then, you pay.
Start a work order