Operations Software

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Tools your team
actually opens.

Internal dashboards, admin panels, expense systems, scheduling tools, custom CRMs. The software your team uses every morning, built to replace the spreadsheet-and-group-chat tangle.

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What this includes

Internal dashboards

A single screen showing what matters today: revenue, jobs, inventory, status, and alerts.

Admin panels

Manage products, users, content, settings, and permissions. The back office for your business.

Expense & approval systems

Submissions, approvals, receipts, and reports that replace email threads and pings.

Scheduling & dispatch tools

Who is doing what, when, where. Calendars, assignment logic, and automatic notifications.

Custom CRMs

When HubSpot is too generic and Salesforce is too much. Built around your real process.

Reporting & analytics

Pull your data into the views, filters, and exports your team actually uses.

Why not just use SaaS?

Off-the-shelf bends you to its shape.

SaaS tools assume how your business should work. If your workflow does not match, your team works around the software.

You stop paying per seat, forever.

$30/user/month across a 20-person team is $7,200/year. Five years is $36,000, and you still do not own anything.

Your process is your edge.

The way you handle a customer, refund, dispatch, or expense should not be outsourced to generic software defaults.

SaaS is right when your process is generic. Custom is right when it is not.

Live in production

Selected work.

Aqkiiz Restaurant Chain — Expense Platform

Multi-location expense submissions moved from Word documents over WhatsApp into submit, approve, attach receipts, and generate reports.

Expense managementApproval flowsReports

EVO CLUB — Operations Dashboard

The internal companion to the booking platform: offer redemption verification, multi-location oversight, and staff management.

Admin dashboardCampaignsMulti-location

Financial Planning Expense Platform

A custom web app replaced a manual expense workflow so quarter-end stopped being a fire drill.

Expense managementApprovalsCustom workflow

Execution Protocol

01
STEP 01

Workflow Mapping

You walk us through how your team actually works today: the steps, handoffs, workarounds, and pain points.

02
STEP 02

Prototype Compilation

Working internal screens in days. Real data structure, real buttons, and real flows your team can test.

03
STEP 03

Deployment, Training, Handoff

Push to production, train your team, hand over credentials and code, and cover edge cases with one year of support.

Pricing

Pure throughput. Honest rates.

Base rate of $75/hr. Pick a package by complexity. No retainers, no mystery invoices, no per-seat fees ever.

Launchpad

Single-feature platforms, tools, portals, or dashboards

$9,000

~$69/hr effective

Timeline: 3–5 weeks

  • 120 hours of development + design
  • 10 bonus hours included (130 total)
  • 2 revision rounds on UI/UX
  • 1-year bug support included
  • Full source code ownership
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Production

Multi-feature systems with payments, dashboards, workflows, or integrations

$18,750

~$67/hr effective

Timeline: 6–10 weeks

  • 250 hours of development + design
  • 30 bonus hours included (280 total)
  • 3 revision rounds on UI/UX
  • 1-year bug support included
  • Full source code ownership
  • Priority Slack/email access

Enterprise

Complex systems with multi-tenant logic, roles, and heavy integrations

$30,000

~$67/hr effective

Timeline: 10–14 weeks

  • 400 hours of development + design
  • 50 bonus hours included (450 total)
  • 5 revision rounds on UI/UX
  • 1-year bug support included
  • Full source code ownership
  • Dedicated weekly strategy calls
  • Post-launch monitoring (30 days)

$75/hr base · All packages include 1-year bug support · Full source code ownership

Fail-Safe Protocol

Software should not be a gamble. We engineer certainty into every deployment.

Test prototype before committing
1-year continuous bug resolution
Walk away with total ownership

Your team is fighting the tools. Give them ones built for the job.

Every 'let me check the spreadsheet' is friction. Internal tools should disappear into the work, not make more of it.

Free 30-minute call. No pitch, no pressure.

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