Websites + accessibility
A new site, a better version of the one you have, or repairs to pages and forms that are difficult to use.
Websites / custom software / connections
Get the tools your work needs.
Websites and custom software for small businesses, organizations, and independent people. Tell us what you need to do, what you already use, and what you can afford. We build from there.
What we build
What would make the job easier?
A website people can use. A tool that keeps track of the work. A way to find the document you need. A project can start with one everyday problem or an idea you want to build.
Explore websites
Custom apps + tools
An application for the task you keep doing by hand, from tracking jobs to reviewing submissions or organizing a collection.
Connected software
Help your forms, schedules, customer records, and other tools exchange the information they need.
Documents + records
Searchable files, useful reports, and records you can follow back to the original source.
Cost matters
One repair or a larger build.
You might need a form fixed, a searchable list of files, or a reminder that goes out when a job is due. You might need an application with separate accounts, staff assignments, and a record of each step. The size of the project depends on the job and what you can spend.
We look at the tools you already have before proposing something new. If the whole project is out of reach, we can work out a useful first piece.
- Start small
- Choose a first version that does something useful on its own.
- Use what you have
- Check whether your existing software can do more of the job.
- Count the ongoing costs
- Include hosting, subscriptions, upkeep, and any usage charges.
- Choose before spending
- Agree on the work and price before the build begins.
From idea to use
How the work gets done.
- 01 / Understand
Show us the task or the idea.
Describe who will use it, what they need to do, and what is difficult now.
- 02 / Agree
Write down the job.
Name the result, the cost, the accounts involved, and what sits outside the project.
- 03 / Build
Try a working version.
Use it with sample information, see what feels wrong, and make the changes that matter.
- 04 / Hand off
Test it with the people who will use it.
Fix what fails, write the instructions, and leave a way back if something goes wrong.
Selected work
See what the software does.
Try the browser demonstrations or look inside a larger application. The sample organizations and records are fictional; the Talty websites are our own.
Submissions + review / fictional
Penstock Review
Submit a sample, try blind reading, record a decision, and watch the editorial queue change.
Field service / fictional
Sixteen Below Mechanical
Request a sample repair, check the service area, find an appointment, and follow the job to dispatch.
Custom application / fictional setting
Kettle Brook
A person submits a request. Staff review the files, assign the work, and follow it through. Each person has a different view of the same case.
Websites / owned
The paired Talty sites
One company, two audiences, two distinct websites, and one tested release process underneath them.
Start here
Tell us what needs to work.
A rough idea is enough to start a conversation. Describe the task, the people who need it, and the budget you have in mind.
Start a conversation