[ Solutions ]
Three ways in.
Buy a product and run it as it ships, have one bent to fit the stack you already run, or have the software built for your company.
[ Rung one ]
Get a product. Run it as it ships.
This is the entry point, and it is the fastest one. ROIkeep, Latent, and Ezly are ours, we were each one's first customer, and you run the one you buy from the first day rather than waiting on a build. None of the three takes on the whole of its area, and that scope is why they work.
What buying one looks like
It ships as it is
You get the product as built, on the version this company runs on, so nothing stands between the decision and the first day of use.
Each product states its own status
One of the three has shipped and two are in alpha. Which is which, and what access looks like today, is written on the product's own page rather than implied here.
The scope is named, never hidden
Every product names the kind of company it was built for. If yours is not shaped like that, we say so on the first call instead of selling you the fit.
A person stays in the loop
Nothing writes, sends, or publishes on its own. All three keep a person in front of anything that goes out under your name.
[ Rung two ]
Bespoke customization. Fitted to the stack you already run.
No product fits a business exactly, and this is where the weight of the work sits. We take one of the three and build the customization that makes it fit the systems, the data, and the people you already have. Same team, same codebase, and the same standards as the product itself.
What bespoke means here
Scoped against your stack, not a feature list
The work starts from what your company already runs: the tools your team is in every day, the data that has to move between them, and the steps somebody still does by hand.
Quoted after scoping, never as a package
There is no package and no tier for this. We scope the work with you first and quote that scope, so what you agree to is the work and not a bracket you were sorted into.
Built by the team that builds the products
The engineers who ship ROIkeep, Latent, and Ezly do the customization, so nobody has to learn the product before they are allowed to change it.
Under your own brand where that is the shape
Where the engagement calls for it, what we build ships as your software to your customers, and we stay behind it.
[ Rung three ]
Full builds. When the software has to be built for you.
Software built for one company, and the rung a client reaches when no product is the right starting point. There are two ways in: a written specification we build against, or a codebase that already exists and needs somebody to own it. Both end in the same place, with software that runs and a team that keeps it running.
From scratch
A written specification and a fixed scope before anybody writes code. You approve what is being built, in what order, and what is out of it, and that document is what the finished software is measured against.
Taking custody
A codebase that already exists, inherited by us, made safe, and then kept running. That includes AI-generated code that broke. It is the farthest rung, we do it, and we do not lead with it.
You own what we build
The code, the accounts, and the documentation are yours, whether we wrote the first line or inherited it from somebody who did.
We still run what we built
AI Toolbar, the Chrome extension we designed and built, is maintained by us to this day, and Permuto Capital, built for Chia Network, has been under our maintenance since it shipped.
[ How It Works ]
Free Automation Audit
We find the 20% of your manual work that costs you the most, then show you exactly how to eliminate it.
Tell Us What Hurts
A 30-minute call. Walk us through your daily operations and we'll spot the bottlenecks you've stopped noticing.
We Rank the Wins
We score every opportunity by impact and effort, so you can see where AI saves the most time and money.
You Get the Playbook
A prioritized roadmap you can act on. Execute it with us or on your own. Yours to keep either way.