Custom systems for the river city’s working businesses.

Yes, Putnam is one of the nine North Central Florida counties we serve, roughly 45 miles east of our Alachua studio via SR-20. Day-to-day work runs remotely; we schedule on-site sessions for kickoffs and anything that benefits from standing in the actual shop, yard, or marina.

Slip and rental scheduling, service work-order systems for boat yards, booking for guides and charters with deposits and weather-day handling, and AI phone agents that answer while you’re on the water. The pattern is the same as any field business: capture the job at first contact, schedule it once, invoice it without re-typing.

For the software layer around operations, yes: internal tools, dashboards that surface production and maintenance numbers, intake and vendor portals, and integrations between systems that currently talk through exported spreadsheets. We’re not an ERP vendor. We build the custom connective tissue ERPs leave behind.

No. Remote engagements price identically regardless of county, and that’s how most of the work runs. On-site visits are an optional add-on quoted up front. In practice a Palatka client pays the same as a Gainesville one: distance costs windshield time, and we’ve engineered the windshield time out.

Cleanly: a fast, properly structured site that says what you do, where you are, and how to book you, usually via the WebApp Starter’s flat monthly subscription so there’s no large upfront. From there, the phone agent and back-office tools attach to the same foundation as the business grows into them.

Because operating is the business model: hosting, monitoring, fixes, and improvements stay with us on an ongoing arrangement, and our case studies are all systems still running in production. Ask the question on the scoping call: we’ll show you live client systems, not screenshots.