Applications
Both of these run on the same foundation, deploy the same way, and come with the same ownership terms. They differ in what they are for.


Customer and deal tracking
ThreadIQ
Visual pipeline, deal records with the full communication history attached, contacts linked to companies linked to deals. Two-way email sync. AI drafting and deal review. Campaign and event tracking. Reporting and funnels. Import and export in CSV and Excel.
We built it to run devInstance and we still use it every day, which means the feedback loop on it is about four hours long.
From $12,000 to deploy, plus a service plan from $950 per month
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Time and resource tracking
Tentrie
Who is working on what, where, and for how long. Crew and equipment scheduling, time capture from the field, job costing, and the reports that tell you whether a job made money before the job is over.
It started life running powerline construction crews, which is a demanding version of the problem. It is being generalized for any business that schedules people against jobs.
From $16,000 to deploy, plus a service plan from $950 per month
See Tentrie →If neither one fits
Then we build. The same foundation is underneath, so a custom application is measured in weeks rather than the better part of a year, and you own it on exactly the same terms as the two above.
Most of our work still arrives this way. Custom development, modernization of a system you already depend on, or automation between tools you are not replacing.
What both of them come with
- Deployed under your own domain, in a database only you use
- Your data, your database, no shared multi-tenant storage
- Monthly updates, security patching, backups with point-in-time recovery, and monitoring
- A perpetual license: cancel and the application keeps running
- API and integration documentation delivered with the build
- No per-seat pricing at any user count
Not sure which one
Describe what is breaking now and we will tell you which of these fits, or tell you that neither does.
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