Software and automation services

How engagements work

Every project starts the same way: a free consultation, then a written scope with a fixed price. You know what is being built and what it costs before any work begins, and you own the code and data at the end of it.

Projects are kept deliberately small. Working software appears in the first couple of weeks rather than at the end, which keeps corrections cheap and means you are never waiting months to find out whether it fits.

Based in Winchester, Massachusetts, serving small businesses across Greater Boston and Metro North. More about who you would be working with.

Common questions

Which service does my problem fall under?

They overlap, and the consultation sorts it out. As a rough guide: if people are retyping data between systems, that is automation; if you need a screen your staff or customers work in, that is a web application; if the process itself is unusual, that is custom software.

Do you offer ongoing support after launch?

Yes, and it is optional. Some clients take a support arrangement for updates and monitoring; others take the handover and run it themselves. Either is fine, and you are not locked in.

What size business do you work with?

Small businesses, typically those without in-house software staff, across Greater Boston and Metro North. Engagements range from a single automation to a full line-of-business system.