Off the shelf software makes you work its way. We build the tools that run your business the way you actually run it: scheduling, inspections, handbooks, approvals, one login for the whole company. Most of it starts from systems we built for our own shuttle company and still use every day.
Five years ago custom software meant a six figure quote and a year of meetings. Businesses settled for a stack of subscriptions that almost fit, plus spreadsheets to cover the gaps. That math changed. AI coding tools like Claude Code and Cursor let a small team build and change software at a pace that used to take a department, and hosting that once needed a server room is now a small monthly line item.
The other change is us. 761 grew out of Slidr, an electric shuttle company, and we built our own operating hub, scheduling, driver inspections, support tickets and reporting because nothing on the market fit. Every one of those is a working system we can rebuild for a different business. You are not paying for the first version. You are paying for the version that fits you.
Internal tools for the people who run things, with the office and the field on one database.
We start with a short audit of how the work actually flows: who touches what, where the spreadsheet lives, which text thread holds the real schedule. You get a map of the process and a recommendation for what to build first, which is usually smaller than you expect.
Then a fixed price build. We start from the closest proven base, rename and reshape it for your business, and verify it on a live preview with your real people before anything goes to production. Weeks, not months. The code lives in your repository, the app runs in your hosting account and the database is yours.
On the retainer we add the next piece, fix what you find in use, and keep the dependencies current. You can stop at any time and keep everything running.
Often yes over a few years, and we tell you when it is not. Subscriptions scale with seats and add ons, and you never stop paying. A build is a fixed price and then an optional retainer. Where a good off the shelf product fits your business, we will say so and help you set it up instead.
One application with one login where the office runs the company: schedule, staff, vehicles or equipment, inspections, support issues, leads and a daily brief. It replaces the pile of tools that each hold a slice of the picture. Managers see their location, admins see everything, and the data lives in one database.
Claude Code and Cursor for the building, Node.js with Next.js and React where an app needs them, Supabase for the database and logins, and Vercel for hosting. Lovable for fast internal tools. Playwright to test on the live preview before anything ships. All of it is mainstream, so another developer can pick it up if you ever want one to.
By starting from working software, not a blank page, and by shipping in slices. The first slice goes live in weeks, your team uses it, and what they find shapes the next one. Every change is verified on a live preview, not a laptop, before it reaches production. Scope is written down at the start and priced fixed.
You do. The repository is in your account, the hosting and database are in your accounts, and the documentation ships with it. We ask for access to do the work, and that access is yours to revoke. Owning your software means you are never stuck with the vendor, including us.
Tell us how the work flows today and we will come back with what to build first and a fixed price for it.
What an operating hub replaces for a company with an office and field crews: scheduling, time off, inspections, handbook, recruiting, support, CRM, a daily brief.
New softwareCustom software for a small business used to take months.
New softwareWhat owning your custom software means: code in your GitHub, database in your account, hosting on your card, docs in the repo.