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Honest advice before anything gets built.

When something about your setup is clearly holding you back — old tools, tangled systems, a looming software decision — the last thing you need is a vendor pitch. We study what you have, tell you straight what we think, and only build when it's genuinely the right answer.
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What this might look like

Advice first, always. Build only if we agree it's the shortest path to the outcome you want.

Stack audit

  • A real look at every tool you pay for and what it actually earns you
  • Redundancy, integration gaps, and silent subscription creep surfaced
  • A prioritized keep/consolidate/replace plan — no pressure to act on all of it

Storefront / ops audit

  • Full Shopify + analytics + performance + SEO + competitive review
  • RICE-prioritized backlog sequenced into a 30 / 60 / 90 / 180-day plan
  • Honest about what we'd ship today and what we'd defer — including things we built that we'd do differently now

Buy-vs-build assessment

  • Shortlist of existing tools that could cover what you need
  • Honest comparison to a custom-built alternative over 3 years
  • A recommendation in plain English, with the reasoning visible

Custom software, when it's really the right call

  • Internal ops portals, dealer logins, supplier dashboards — anything SaaS won't bend to
  • Next.js + Supabase or whatever fits, with role-based access and clean handoff
  • Scoped before signed, priced once, owned by you

How we work

  • Independent advice — we don't take referral fees from vendors, so the recommendation is genuinely ours
  • We'll tell you to keep what you have if that's the right answer — even though it pays us nothing
  • Nothing gets built without a real understanding of the business first
  • Whatever we hand you is yours — the repo, the docs, the accounts, the knowledge

Questions we hear often

Start with a real conversation.

Tell us what's frustrating you about the current setup. We'll listen, ask a few questions, and tell you honestly whether modernizing is the next move — or whether you've got bigger fish.

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