We build websites and mobile apps for small businesses. We also build and run
products of our own — a college football app on the App Store, and a hardware brand that
ships to real customers — so we’ve had to live with our own decisions for a while
after launch day. That’s the part that makes us better at yours.
We’re deliberately narrow. These are the things we build often enough to be
genuinely good at — and we’d rather point you somewhere else than learn on your
budget.
01
Website design & build
Business sites designed around what you actually need to communicate,
then built in lean, modern code. No page builder, no monthly platform fee, no template you have
to work around. Live in 48 hours once we have what we need.
How a site build works →
02
iOS & Android apps
Native mobile apps built from a single codebase, so both platforms stay
in step instead of drifting apart. We’ve taken an app through design, build, App Store review,
and the releases after — on our own product first.
How an app build works →
03
Brand & identity
Logos, color systems, and typography — the visual language that
holds together across a website, an app icon, a product label, and a sticker on a piece of
hardware. We’ve had to make ours work in all four.
04
Launch & findability
Domain, hosting, HTTPS, analytics, search tags, structured data, and
social previews — configured before you go live rather than sold back to you afterward as
an upsell. Registered in your name, not ours.
How We're Different
We don't just build it. We run it.
Most studios have only ever built things for other people. The project ships, they move on, and
whatever happens next is somebody else’s problem.
We run our own products, so we don’t get that exit. We’ve sat through App Store review and
shipped the fix. We’ve kept a live data API standing up through a football season. We’ve
packed boxes, watched a checkout fail, and answered the support email ourselves at ten at night.
None of it is theoretical here.
That changes what we build for you. We’re careful about what a site depends on, because
we’re the ones who get called when something breaks. We hand over the domain, the hosting
account, and the code, because we know what it feels like to be locked inside somebody
else’s platform. And we quote a fixed number up front because we’ve been on the other
side of an open-ended invoice.
Our Own Products
The proof is shipping.
Two brands we own and run. The same process we’d run for you — strategy,
design, build, launch — except the money at risk was ours.
Sports technology · iOS & web
Talkin’ Season
What it is
A college football app and companion site — team breakdowns, projected depth charts,
full schedules, and matchup predictions, driven by a live data API rather than static content
so it stays current all season.
What it took
Design, build, App Store submission and review, a data pipeline that refreshes itself, and
the ongoing release cadence that follows a live app.
Where it is
Live and free on the App Store, with a companion site at talkinseason.com.
A consumer hardware brand built around portable TV stands made for tailgates, campsites,
and anywhere the game travels.
What it took
Brand identity, product positioning, a storefront and checkout, printed setup guides, and
the unglamorous logistics of getting physical goods into customers' hands.
Where it is
Selling at tailgatetek.com, with setup and safety guides hosted here.
You talk to the person building it. No account manager, no
handoff to a team you never meet.
Before any work starts
A plan and a fixed number. Websites start at $1,000; app
projects are scoped individually. No hourly surprises either way.
What you end up owning
Everything. The domain, the hosting account, the code, and
the app listing — all in your name, so nothing is held hostage if you leave.
When we're not the fit
We say so, and point you somewhere better. A job we’re wrong for
costs you more than the quote ever would.
Where we are: Tampa, Florida. We work with clients anywhere
— the sites and apps on this page were built for businesses in Tennessee, Colorado, and
Florida, and none of it required being in the same room.
Start a Project
Tell us what you’re trying to build.
A website, an app, or something you haven’t figured out the shape of yet. Tell us what the
business does and who you’re trying to reach, and we’ll come back with a plan and a
number — usually the same day.