Apps, backends, and automations.

Every project starts from what your business does, not from a template. Here is what that looks like in practice.

Three kinds of work

All built from scratch to fit one specific business, and supported afterward by the person who built it.

Custom apps

Native iPhone and iPad apps, and progressive web apps that install on any device. Built from the ground up around a specific job, with the accounts, data, and admin screens behind them.

Good fits: booking and scheduling, client records, invoicing and payments, field tools your team uses on a phone, and anything an off-the-shelf app almost does.

  • iOS apps in Swift and SwiftUI
  • Progressive web apps that install without an app store
  • Accounts, roles, and admin screens
  • App Store submission and updates

Backends and internal tools

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

Good fits: staff and customer portals, reporting, two tools that should agree and don't, and any process that lives in three tools and someone's head.

  • APIs and databases
  • Dashboards and reporting
  • Client and staff portals
  • Syncing the tools you already use

Automations

When one thing happens, the next step happens too. Small, reliable workflows that move data, send the reply, and file the record without anyone retyping it.

Good fits: intake forms routed to the right inbox, follow-up texts and emails, scheduled reports, documents generated from form data, and alerts when something needs a human.

  • Forms, texts, and email
  • Calendars and booking tools
  • Scheduled reports
  • Alerts and handoffs to a person

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.

Ready-made systems

Three automations local businesses can switch on without a custom build. Each one is set up on your own phone number, calendar, and Google profile.

  • Reputation engine

    After each job, the customer gets a short text. Happy customers go to Google, unhappy ones come to the owner privately.

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  • Missed-lead follow-up

    A missed call or after-hours form gets an instant text back, then follow-ups until the customer books.

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  • Estimate follow-up

    Every estimate gets timed follow-ups until there is an answer: a booked job, a question, or a clear no.

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See how each one works

Websites, when they are part of the job

BrewMint also builds fast, hand-coded marketing sites, usually alongside a bigger system or for businesses that want a clean web presence without a page builder. A website for a roofing contractor is one.

Got a process that should be software?

Describe what you're doing by hand today. You'll get a straight answer on what it would take to build.

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