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One custom system, built around how your business runs.

One place for your jobs, quotes, schedule, and money, instead of five apps and a spreadsheet only you understand. Every job you've ever done stays searchable behind it, and you own all of it outright.

30 minutes · no sales pitch · flat price before any code

The problem

Your business runs on you remembering things.

The schedule lives in one app, the quotes in a spreadsheet, the history in your head. That holds until you're slammed, someone's out sick, or the company gets bigger than one person's memory.

"What did we quote them?"

It was fourteen months ago. The number is in an email, a PDF, or somebody's memory. You'll guess low.

"Where did we save that?"

Twenty minutes across the drive, the inbox, and two group texts. Three people interrupted. The file was named final-v3.

"Which job actually made money?"

You find out at tax time, months too late to do anything about it.

Your company's memory

It remembers everything your business has ever done.

Every quote, invoice, contract, photo, and text message your company produces gets filed automatically and becomes searchable in plain English. Ask what you charged for a similar job in 2023 and the answer comes back in seconds, with the original document attached.

Text it from anywhere the same way you'd text your office manager. The difference is it answers at 9 PM, and it's read every file you've ever given it.

Ten years of badly named folders is a normal starting point. Sorting that out is our job, not yours.

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What we build

One custom system. Every build starts from one of these and grows into the others.

Command Center

One screen for jobs, customers, schedule, and money. The place you look to know where anything stands, and the place your team looks instead of calling you.

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The Memory

Everything your company has ever done, searchable in plain English.

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Custom Software

Web and mobile apps for the parts of your work that no off-the-shelf tool fits, so you stop bending the business to match the software. The shadow spreadsheet finally retires.

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Is this actually the right call for you?

We'll tell you honestly either way, but here's the short version first.

This is for you if:

  • More than one person touches a jobso re-entry and dropped handoffs cost real money
  • You retype the same thing into two systemsdaily, not once in a while
  • How you price and schedule is your ownnot the standard way your industry does it
  • You'd rather own it than rent itpay once, instead of per seat forever

Stick with what you have (or buy off the shelf) if:

  • You're solo and a cheap off-the-shelf tool covers it
  • Your process is standard for your industryan off-the-shelf platform will be cheaper and faster
  • You need it live next weekwe scope and design before anything gets built
  • You want to start small and see how it goescustom works best once you know the problem is worth solving
John Rossello, founder of Tillr Systems

Who you're actually working with

John Rossello, founder.

Four years building production software: marketplaces moving real money, native mobile apps, and operations rescues untangling years of legacy automation.

On the call, you're talking to the person who'll design it and write the code, not a salesperson who hands you off after the contract.

How it works

No discovery phase you pay for and can't use.

  1. 1

    Book a free call

    We walk one real job end to end and mark every place it stalls, gets retyped, or goes missing. Thirty minutes.

  2. 2

    Get a flat quote

    What the system covers, what it costs, when it lands. The number comes before any code does.

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    See it working early

    Built in visible pieces, not a three-month black box. You're using something real well before the whole thing is finished, and the dates for it come with your quote.

  4. 4

    Launch, then support

    Training, a real handover, and optional monthly support if you want us watching it.

Straight answers on price.

No hourly meter, no vague proposal, no number that changes once we understand the work.

Every project is different, so we scope yours properly and then quote one flat price, paid in milestones. You see it before any code is written, and it doesn't move. We take a small number of builds at a time and finish them.

One piece first

Scoped first

The single thing costing you the most: an estimating pipeline, a job board, a searchable history of past work.

The full system

Quoted flat, paid in milestones

The command center and the memory behind it, plus web or native mobile apps where you need them.

Systems care

Monthly, quoted at launch

Optional support after launch: monitoring, fixes, and improvements. Cancelable anytime.

FAQs

That's normal, and it's most of the calls we take. We'll walk one job from first contact to final payment and mark every place it stalls, gets retyped, or goes missing. The list of what to build usually writes itself in about twenty minutes.

One system that runs your day-to-day and remembers everything. In practice that's a command center (jobs, customers, schedule, and money on one screen), a knowledge base behind it (every quote, contract, and message, searchable in plain English), and custom web or mobile apps where nothing off the shelf fits.

It depends on how much of the business it covers, so we scope it properly before quoting rather than guessing. A full system usually runs weeks to a few months. You get real dates with your flat quote before we start, and you're using working pieces along the way instead of waiting until the end.

Every project is scoped individually and quoted flat before we build, then paid in milestones. We don't publish a price list because the requirements genuinely differ every time, and a number pulled off a page would be wrong for most people. You get a real figure once we've scoped it, and it doesn't move after that. No hourly meters, no vague proposals, no surprise fees.

In your own accounts. On final payment for a piece of work you own all of it outright: the code, the data, the logins. We tell you exactly where everything sits before we build, we use AI providers configured so your data isn't used to train their models, and you can export the lot at any time.

Anything your business has a record of: what you quoted someone two years ago, which job lost money, when you last worked with a supplier, what was agreed in a thread nobody can find. You ask in plain English and get the answer plus the document it came from, so you can check it in one click. It's built to say it doesn't know rather than guess.

Often you should just buy the platform, and we'll say so. Custom makes sense when the way you work is a real advantage, or when the off-the-shelf options each get you sixty percent of the way there and you're paying people to cover the rest.

You keep everything regardless: the code, the data, the accounts, and documentation written for whoever picks it up next, whether that's another developer or a future version of us. Nothing we build requires our ongoing involvement to keep running.

Book a free 30-minute call, or about what's slowing you down. Either way you'll get a straight read on whether we can help before any money changes hands.

Thirty minutes. A straight answer.

Come with the thing costing you the most time right now. You'll leave knowing what we'd build and what it would take.