Services
What we build, and what it takes to keep it running.
Products and marketing sites for businesses in trades the software industry skipped. Built remotely from Red Deer, Central Alberta — focused on Canada, and happy to work with businesses in the US.
Products, built end to end
Ours end to end
wearpoint and RealEasy
wearpoint and RealEasy are ours — designed, built, shipped, and still being run. The same people who drew the screens wrote the migrations.
Sites for businesses that have a real one
Built for clients
The Goods, Sol Coast Chiropractic and Manny's Coffee
A roastery, a clinic, a recipe blog. The work is understanding a trade well enough to write its site, then building something fast that the owner can live with.
The unglamorous half
Where this applies
Every project we ship, for as long as it runs.
Domains and DNS, deploys, email that lands in the inbox instead of the spam folder, and analytics set up to answer a question you actually have. The part that decides whether a launch holds up in month six.
After launch
We can keep it running, and that is a real service.
A launch is a start, not a finish. Domains renew, mail quietly stops arriving, dependencies age, and something eventually breaks on a Sunday. We are happy to look after all of it on a monthly arrangement — and just as happy to hand over the keys and the documentation if you would rather run it in-house.
Either way it costs something real, so we would rather put it on the table early than let it turn into a surprise later.
The trades we've built for
Yours probably isn't on this list. That has never been the problem — learning the job well enough to build for it is the part we like most, and it is the reason the list looks like that in the first place.
- Scrap yards
- Real estate
- Recipes and AI learning
- Chiropractic clinic
- Coffee roastery
Tell us how the day actually goes.
The more concretely you can describe what's in the way, the more useful our first reply will be.
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