Scope the first version.
We help you decide what the first version must do to be useful — and what can wait — so you launch sooner and learn from real users.
You know your industry's problem better than anyone. We help you scope it, build it, launch it, and keep it running.
Tell us what you need. Brian will reach out to talk it through, then you'll get a written proposal with scope, timeline, and price.
Building a software product is different from building a website. It needs accounts, billing, support, and updates long after launch. We've done all of that for our own product.
We help you decide what the first version must do to be useful — and what can wait — so you launch sooner and learn from real users.
User logins, team permissions, subscription billing, and the account settings every product needs.
We build products that run in the browser on desktop and mobile, and plan for app-store apps when your users need them.
A back office to manage customers, plans, support questions, and usage.
Sign-up flows, onboarding steps, and a marketing website that explains the product.
Bug fixes, new features, and improvements after launch, planned around what users ask for.
Red Belt Gym started the same way: a martial arts gym owner here in Beaumont saw that schools were juggling five different tools, and built one platform to replace them. It now includes a CRM with built-in calling and texting, billing, scheduling, attendance, reporting, a retail point of sale, and a staff mobile app. That's the experience we bring to your idea.

Red Belt Gym is a complete software product built and run by our company: leads, student profiles, billing, scheduling, check-in, reporting, retail sales, and the Red Belt Connect staff app. See the Red Belt Gym case study →
Business Software & Dashboards
Internal tools that replace spreadsheets
Self-service for your customers
Connect the tools you already pay for
You do. You own the code we write for your project. We build and host on a modern cloud setup, so running it somewhere else later is possible but takes a developer. We'll walk you through it in your proposal before any work starts.
Yes. That's the first step. We'll help you narrow the idea to a first version that solves the core problem, so you can launch and learn from real users.
Yes. If you'd like an NDA before sharing the details of your idea, we'll sign one.
Yes. Most products need ongoing fixes and features. Support and ongoing development are spelled out in your proposal.
Describe the process you want to fix. Brian will reach out to talk it through, and you'll get a written proposal before any work starts.
Tell us what you need. Brian will reach out to talk it through, then you'll get a written proposal with scope, timeline, and price.