Software shaped around how you work, not the other way around.

Booking and scheduling platforms, internal tools, dashboards, and the connections between them. Built for your process and handed over as code you own.

Custom software for the problems off-the-shelf tools can't solve.

Today's bookings New booking
All 14 Confirmed 12 Walk-in 2
TimeStatusStaffCard
10:30 Confirmed Station 3On file
11:00 Checked in Station 1On file
11:30 Running late Station 2On file
Confirmation texts sent, 14 of 14 3 of 14

Booking and scheduling platforms

Built for a client who needed online booking, a staff schedule, card on file and no-show protection in one place, on their own domain. The booking takes the card, the confirmation goes out by text, the schedule fills itself, and every visit lands on a customer record you own.

Billed this quarter
$412,900
Updated 4 min ago
Orders
1,284
On time
96%
Open
24
Week 1Week 4Week 8

Dashboards that read the real numbers

Every figure is a query against the system it lives in, run when the page loads. No nightly export, no pivot table, and no argument about whose copy of the spreadsheet is the current one. Each person sees the view their job needs and nothing else.

Source
Field app
Every 15 min
Sync
Destination
Accounting
Contacts 1,204 records 2m ago
Invoices 318 records 2m ago
Inventory 2 conflicts 12m ago
Conflicts wait for a person Next run 3:00

Systems that talk to each other

We connect what you already run so data moves on its own. When two systems disagree, it holds the record and tells someone, rather than picking a winner quietly.

Team
18 people, 3 roles
12 on shift
Dispatch
Assign jobs, move the schedule
4
Crew lead
Close jobs, add photos and notes
11
Office
Invoice, credit, export
3
2 time-off requests waiting on you Review
Someone leaves, their access goes with them One screen

Staff, roles and the schedule

Who can take a booking, who can close one out, who can issue a refund, set against the roles you actually run rather than the ones a vendor shipped. A new hire has the right access on their first morning, and a leaver loses it the same afternoon.

Stop paying for six tools when one can do all of it.

Front desk
Tuesday 14 booked, 0 no-shows
Booked today
14
New clients, this week
9
Due back this month
31
Supplies below par
3
Station time grey is turnover
Station 1
Station 2
Station 3
Station 4
8am10am12pm2pm4pm
Due back reminders go out on their own
Regular · every 4 weeks
Last visit 5 weeks ago
Text sent
Regular · every 6 weeks
Last visit 7 weeks ago
Text sent
New client · first visit Tue
Review request, day after
Booked again
Supplies below par reorders itself
Consumables A 4 left
Consumables B 18 left
Gloves, M 6 boxes

Booking, staff, customers, reminders, supplies: whatever the business actually needs, built into one system you own instead of six subscriptions that don't talk to each other. It is how we run Brevity too. Our own call board, pipeline and site generator are built on the same stack we hand to clients.

Four ways to get the software you need.

Brevity Off-the-shelf SaaS No-code builders Hiring a developer
Working software this week ✕ ✓ ✓ ✕
Fits the process you actually run Built to it You fit the tool Close, with limits Built to it
You own the code ✓ ✕ Locked to platform ✓
Cost as the team grows Flat Per seat Per seat Per hire
Handles work no vendor sells for ✓ ✕ Up to a point ✓
When it breaks at 6pm Named contact Support ticket Community forum Whoever is on call

Show us the spreadsheet everyone complains about.

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