Two builders who believe technology should set you free.
“Absorb what is useful, discard what is useless, and add what is specifically your own.”Bruce Lee
We’ve worn every hat.
Developer. Marketer. Manager. Entrepreneur. Storyteller. Between us we’ve worked with hundreds of companies across dozens of industries, from telecom and hospitality to law, finance and energy. We’ve sat on your side of the desk, and we know what it costs when the busywork wins.
Technology, done right, is liberation.
It should give you your time back. It should let you serve your clients, guests and patients better than anyone else can. And it should leave room for the craft: the chance to become the best version of yourself at the work you love.
“Somebody has to do something, and it's just incredibly pathetic that it has to be us.”Jerry Garcia
Counterculture, with a sunny outlook.
We don’t believe small businesses should accept second-best tools while the giants get the good stuff. And we’re genuinely optimistic about where this is going: the tools are finally good enough that a small team with taste and drive can take on anyone.
Technology with an imagination, built to serve.
The Apple guy.
Chaz came up on Steve Jobs and the Silicon Valley counterculture: the belief that a small band of pirates with great taste can build something the navy never could, and that the details nobody sees matter most.
The Disney guy.
Mike learned from Walt Disney: imagination first, and every guest treated like the only guest. Twenty-five years across telecom, hospitality, marketing and software, always asking how the experience feels on the other side of the counter.
The best ideas come from somewhere else.
“Creativity is just connecting things.”Steve Jobs
A trick from hotel guest service fixes a law firm’s intake. A parking operator’s audit becomes a specialist that finds leaks for everyone. Because we work across so many industries, we see the solution your competitors can’t, because they only look at their own field.
That’s our unfair advantage, and now it’s yours.
“The best way to predict the future is to invent it.”Alan Kay