Custom software
Custom software for a specific job: a legacy rewrite, a new feature, an integration, or a ground-up build. We scope it with you, build it, and hand it over. Based on Long Island, working with businesses across the US.
Start with one integration, one report, or one workflow. Every project starts with an agreed scope, deliverables, and cost. We handle the build and hand over the code and accounts. Further work is scoped separately.
An old order desk becomes a clearer way to work.
An original software concept with fictional orders. Scroll to see the rebuild.
Orders in one system. Delivery details in an inbox. The next step in somebody’s head.
The customers. The orders. The details you’ve built up. A new system shouldn’t mean starting over.
Bring customer information and the next action together, in a tool shaped around the work.
Three orders ready to schedule. One missing an address. Nothing lost. Nothing hidden.
This is the kind of project we take on: replace an outdated tool, bring scattered work together, and hand over software built around your business.
Discuss your projectManufacturers, distributors, medical offices, logistics, and any business running on software it has outgrown, on Long Island or anywhere in the US. If the system is critical and creaky, that’s our lane.
The system from 2009 the whole shop depends on. Legacy system modernization means taking stock of what works, keeping it, and rebuilding the rest on ground that will hold. Your data migrates across, and the old system stays up until the new one has earned its place.
Your software mostly works. It just can’t do the next thing. We add to what you have, in old codebases and new ones: a new module, a report the office has been doing by hand, an integration that finally makes two systems talk to each other through their APIs. We plan the change around the parts your business already depends on.
The tool you wish existed for your operation. Scoped tight, built by senior hands, and delivered in working pieces you can try as they land.
Four decades of engineering, two brothers at the core.
Kraig founded the shop and is the engineer who answers when you call. He’s spent his career building software for startups and enterprises, and now builds it through the family business.
Adam leads the engineering. Between them the brothers have built for enterprise, finance, healthcare, and startups. Cloud native on Azure and AWS, full stack from the database to the screen, and fluent in twenty-year-old codebases and in whatever shipped last month.
Our experience comes from software delivered for employers: legacy rewrites and new systems built from the ground up across multiple sectors. Much of that work isn’t public. The examples on this site are original concepts that show what we can build; they aren’t client case studies. Now we bring that engineering experience to directly scoped projects for businesses like yours.
Small at the core, on purpose. We take your project from scope to handoff. When a build needs the bench, the engineers who join have shipped with us before and work the way we do. The people you meet are the people who build it.
Based in Shoreham, working across the US. On Long Island, we can also meet in person across Suffolk and Nassau County.
We agree on deliverables, cost, and a plan for the build before starting. Support after launch is optional and agreed separately. The first step is a conversation, not a contract.
You do. The code, the repos, the cloud accounts, and the keys are yours, whether or not we stay on. Nothing is licensed to you and nothing is locked to us. If we stopped working together tomorrow, another engineer could pick up the repo and keep going. That is the point of building it this way.
It depends on the system, which is why we do not print a number. What moves it: how much of the old system has to come across, how many people use it and how, and whether it has to talk to other software you already run. We agree on the scope, deliverables, and cost before work starts. A single feature or integration can be a project of its own.
Patch it while patching costs less than the trouble it saves. That stops being true when every small change takes a week, when nobody left knows how a part of it works, or when the operating system or database under it has gone out of support. Even then the answer is rarely one big rewrite. It is rebuilding the worst piece first and cutting over while the rest keeps running.
Yes. The shop is in Shoreham on Long Island and the software work runs anywhere in the US. Most of a build happens on calls, shared screens, and the repo, and that part is the same whether you are down the road or across the country. Being on the Island only means you can also get us in the room.
Yes, and you should ask. The two of us scope and lead every build, and we bring in senior engineers we’ve worked beside for years when a build needs more hands. Nobody junior learns on your dime and nothing goes overseas. The code and the keys are yours the whole time, so you are never stuck with us.
You own the code and the accounts. Two of us know every build, and the engineers we bring in have worked with us before. We plan the handover when we scope the work. Any support after that is agreed separately.
Yes, from the same hands that built it. Care covers fixing what breaks, making the changes the business needs as it changes, and building the next piece when it comes up. It is quoted and billed on its own, separate from the build, so the build price stays the build price.
Yes. Send yours over before we talk about the system and we will sign it. What you tell us about your operation stays between us.
Start a conversation
A feature, an older system, or something new. A few lines are enough to start.
Your message goes to the engineers who do the work. We talk through the fit before any commitment.