web development & design

Serving clients nationwide since 2001
from Salt Lake City, Utah.

What we do

Our strength is our technical know-how, allowing us to dive deep in creating solutions for your technology-driven business.

Concept Development

Before anything gets built, we work out what the problem really is. Sometimes that changes the shape of the project. And if open-source software will save you money, we'll say so.

Web Applications

We build web applications from scratch, and we take over ones that already exist. A good deal of our work has been inheriting somebody else's codebase and making it dependable again.

AI Integration

We build AI features into new and existing applications. Retrieval-augmented generation puts your own content in front of the model at inference time, so answers come from your material rather than a guess.

Custom E-commerce

When a hosted platform doesn't fit how you sell, we work inside it or replace it. Subscriptions, stored payments, employer billing, and access rules that don't come out of the box.

Mobile Apps

We build and publish iOS and Android apps. The hard part is usually everything behind them: accounts, in-app purchases, and access to content people already paid for on the web.

Website Design

We design and build in-house, so the design survives contact with the code. And you'll be able to update the content yourself without calling us every time.

Momentum

Vision, capability, motivation, and a roadmap.
With all four in place, projects accelerate.

Most projects already have three of the four. When something has stalled, it's worth working out which piece is missing rather than pushing harder on all of them. Whichever one is absent tends to decide how the problem shows up.

Our work often touches more than one of these, and not all of it is code. The goal is the same either way: get the work moving, and keep it moving.

Vision + Capability + Motivation + Roadmap = Momentum
No vision + Capability + Motivation + Roadmap = Confusion
Vision + No capability + Motivation + Roadmap = Frustration
Vision + Capability + No motivation + Roadmap = Resistance
Vision + Capability + Motivation + No roadmap = Waste

The Momentum Framework was developed by Sean Flaherty at ITX Corp.

Vision

A clear picture of what you are building, which is usually where we start.

Capability

The skills and resources to build it, whether they are yours, ours, or both.

Motivation

The energy to finish. Visible progress feeds it, long silences drain it.

Roadmap

What gets built in what order, and how everyone can tell it is on track.