Custom software that fits the way you work.

Apps, backends, internal tools, and automations for local businesses, built by the engineer you actually talk to.

Custom apps

Web and mobile apps for the job in front of you: bookings, client records, invoices, labels, and the admin screens behind them. On iPhone, iPad, or any browser.

Recent: a label-printing app for a farm business, and a booking and payments app for a training facility.

Backends and internal tools

The API, the database, and the dashboard your staff works from. Built to replace the spreadsheet, the shared inbox, and the copy-paste between them.

It also connects the tools you already pay for, so the calendar and the books agree without anyone retyping.

Automations

When one thing happens, the next step happens too. A form comes in, the right person hears about it, the customer gets a reply, and the record is filed. Nobody has to remember to do it.

Typical jobs: intake forms routed to the right inbox, follow-up texts, nightly reports, and alerts when something needs a human.

Three systems that stop the usual leaks.

Ready-made automations, set up on your phone number, your calendar, and your Google profile, then kept running by the person who built them.

Reputation engine

Happy customers rarely think to leave a review. Unhappy ones always do.

  1. 1Job doneThe job is marked complete, by you or your booking tool.
  2. 2Review request by textThe customer gets a short text asking how it went.
  3. 3Routed by the answerHappy customers go to your Google review page. Unhappy ones come to you, privately.

Get more 5-star reviews without chasing customers, and hear about problems before the internet does.

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Missed-lead follow-up

A missed call is usually a customer calling the next business on the list.

  1. 1Missed call or formA call goes unanswered, or a form comes in after hours.
  2. 2Instant text backThe customer gets a text right away, from your business number.
  3. 3Follow-up until bookedShort, spaced follow-ups until they book, reply, or opt out.

Leads you would have lost get an answer while they are still looking.

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Estimate follow-up

Estimates go out, then go quiet, and nobody has time to chase them.

  1. 1Estimate sentThe estimate leaves your usual tool, the same way it does today.
  2. 2Timed follow-upsFriendly check-ins by text and email, on a schedule you set.
  3. 3A clear answerA booked job, a question to answer, or a clear no.

Every estimate ends with an answer instead of silence.

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Same engine, different business.

  • Contractors and home services Estimates sit unanswered while the crew is out on a job. Estimate follow-up
  • Med spas and clinics Calls come in during treatments, and nobody can pick up. Missed-lead follow-up
  • Fitness studios Members love the class but never think to leave a review. Reputation engine

Recent work

Described plainly. Client names are left out on purpose.

How a project runs

A short written scope, a clear quote, then working software you can react to.

  1. 1

    Scope

    A call to understand the job, then a written scope and quote before any work starts.

  2. 2

    Build

    Working software early and often, not a reveal at the end. You see it as it comes together.

  3. 3

    Launch

    Deployed, tested on real devices, and handed over with the access and documentation you need to own it.

  4. 4

    Support

    Fixes and new features as the business changes, from the person who built it.

Built by one person, on purpose.

BrewMint is Hunter Brewer. There is no account manager, no handoff to people you never meet, and no template underneath. Every project is scoped, designed, built, and supported by the same person, which keeps decisions fast and the software honest to what you asked for.

  • You talk to the person writing the code.
  • You own the code, the accounts, and the data from day one.
  • A written scope and quote before work starts.
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