SuperPatch products
Public product pages: the offer, the comparison, and the questions a buyer asks. Named here as product pages, without internal system names or performance figures.
Operations
Apps built around your workflow.
Off-the-shelf tools make you work their way. We build software that works your way, with your customers, jobs and numbers in one place.
The shift
Software that fits how you actually work.
When your software doesn’t fit, people fall back on spreadsheets, and nobody’s sure which version is right.
Another subscription adds a login. A developer adds a waiting list. Usually you only need one well-built piece: the estimate, the booking, the record you trust, or the page a buyer reads before they ask.
The outcome
What you get
A screen in the real order
The first thing you do in the morning is the first thing on the screen. Fields nobody uses are not there.
One record
Customers, jobs and numbers in one place, with no extra spreadsheets.
A public page when the job needs one
If a buyer or a caller has to understand the offer before they talk to you, that page is part of the application, not a separate project that drifts.
A record you can leave with
Your data is always yours to export.
Where it earns its keep
Use cases
The record you work in
Customers, jobs, and the numbers, in the order the day actually happens. No more end-of-week clean-up between two systems.
A request that becomes work
An estimate, a booking, or a form on the public site lands in the record. It does not have to be entered again to become real.
A page a buyer can finish
The offer, the comparison, and the questions are on the page. The buyer arrives having read them, and you are not repeating the same explanation.
The operating model
How it works
From first conversation to a system that runs itself.
Plan
We map how the work gets done today, including the calls only a person should make, and agree on it before anything is built.
Build
Built on Cloudflare and connected to the tools you already use, so nothing has to move.
Review
Tested on your real work from last week before any customer sees it.
Launch and run
We launch with close monitoring, keep it running, and you can change the rules at any time. It’s yours to keep.
The decision
How it compares
A rented suite, a developer on staff, and an application built around one job solve different problems.
| Off the shelf | Hire in-house | Abracadabra | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fit | The product’s order. You adapt. | Whatever the person has time to finish. | The way you already work, settled before the build. |
| What stays in your hands | The vendor’s updates, and the side record. | The person, the code, and the handover. | You own it. Built on Cloudflare. |
| When it is wrong | You wait on a roadmap, or you work around it. | You wait on one person’s queue. | The screen changes, and you try it on last week’s work. |
| When you don’t need us | If a spreadsheet already does the job well, keep it. The same goes for a rented app people actually use. | A full-time hire makes sense when there is a continuous stream of product changes and someone to manage them. One screen is not that job. | Our advice: keep the sheet or the suite. The build starts when the side system has become the real one. |
Named work
Proof
StrongFoam website
A public site where a visitor can start an estimate and book, so the request stays with the page.
StrongFoam CRM/ERP
The record you work in: the customer, the job, and the numbers, in one place.
Renew Implants
The website, the social posts, and the blogs. The site says what the work is. The posts and the blogs are what a person can read before they enquire.
pirx.ca
The app, and the blogs beside it. The search record for the blogs lives on the portfolio note and on the AI visibility page. It is not repeated as a claim about every application.
Running in production today.
Pricing
Priced to the project. Tell us what you need and we’ll quote it.
Questions, answered
FAQ
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Do the tools you already pay for have to go?
No. Only the pile that is actually in the way changes. A tool people already like can stay, and the plan says which is which.
Will my staff need training?
It’s built around how they already work, so it feels familiar on day one.
Who owns the data?
You do. You can export the record. It is not locked to a format you cannot leave.
How is the fit checked?
You run last week’s real work through it before it becomes the system of record. A demo with sample rows is not that test.
Will every department be rebuilt?
No. One job, end to end. A second job is a second project.
What does it cost?
Priced to the project. Tell us what you need and we’ll quote it.
Start a project
Show us the spreadsheet you rely on most, and we’ll show you the app it could become.