We build the software we could not buy.
Every tool below started as a gap in a client's stack, or in our own week. They ship because the fix worked more than once.
ClickUp to Sheets
Google Workspace add-on
Your ClickUp lists land in Google Sheets and stay current. Field selection, scheduled syncs, and edits that travel back to ClickUp. The Monday report nobody rebuilds by hand.
Save to ClickUp
Chrome extension
The page in front of you becomes a task without leaving the tab. Full article text, an optional screenshot, into whichever list you point it at.
Client Glance
Web app
A password-protected portal your client reads instead of asking where things stand. Built from your ClickUp data in about a minute, and it keeps itself current.
Seam
macOS
The notch on a MacBook becomes a working surface: volume and brightness, now playing, a focus timer, the next meeting, files on their way to AirDrop.
Wavenote
macOS and iPhone
Hold a key, talk, and the text lands in whatever app is in front of you. Transcription runs on the device, so the recording never leaves it.
Every one of these came out of client work.
We run operations for agencies and their teams for a living. When a client keeps working around a gap, we close it. When the same gap turns up on a third engagement, it stops being a workaround and becomes a product. That is why these tools are narrow: each one is a fix that had to hold under a real workload before anybody was asked to pay for it.
Five shipped. Two on ClickUp, one on the browser, two on the Mac.
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You leave knowing whether your gap is worth software or a process change. We build internal tools, integrations and client-facing products on the same bench. Thirty minutes. Yours either way.
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