Location doesn't matter
Your team and ours work on the same online system, with progress you can test at every phase.
We build systems for Dallas and Fort Worth companies that move trucks, equipment and people: trucking, logistics, construction, home services and multi-location businesses. We work online and in the same time zone.
Real projectNexus OBD →Our model does not require in-person meetings: discovery, design, phased deliveries, training and support happen over video calls, WhatsApp and email, in English or Spanish. That is how we work today with companies across the United States, the Dominican Republic, Spain and Argentina. If your project needs an in-person meeting, we coordinate it.
Your team and ours work on the same online system, with progress you can test at every phase.
Video calls on your schedule and, if the project calls for it, a visit planned ahead of time.
Scope, phases, timeline and investment in a clear proposal before we start.
Dallas is in our time zone (Central), so the full workday overlaps.
A call to understand your operation and the process that costs you the most today.
Scope, phases, timeline and investment before a single line of code.
Every phase ends with something your team can already use and test.
We train your team and stay with you after launch.
Dallas–Fort Worth is one of the country's big distribution and transportation hubs, with strong growth in construction, home services and franchises. These are companies with field teams, fleets, several locations and processes that no longer fit in Excel.
Loads, dispatch, drivers, CDL documents, DOT compliance and GPS tracking in one system.
Projects, estimates, work orders, photo progress updates and billing by stage.
Booking, technician dispatch, live tracking and payment on completion.
Inventory, sales and reports for every location on one dashboard.
Loads, dispatch, drivers, CDL documents, DOT compliance and profit per truck in one system, with live GPS.
Work orders, routes, photos, signatures and payments from the phone, with the office following every job.
Inventory, sales, registers and reports for every location on one dashboard, with per-location permissions.
Files, documents, appointments, payments and tracking for professional firms and consultancies.
Storage with MFA, role-based permissions and backups for companies that handle sensitive information.
Assistants that answer on WhatsApp and sales processes that move on their own inside your CRM.
Industries
Services
LiveSample image · real one is confidentialMulti-tenant SaaS for live fleet GPS tracking and OBD-II diagnostics from Teltonika trackers.
In developmentSample image · real one is confidentialOn-demand tire and car service app with technician dispatch, live van GPS tracking and an admin console.
In developmentSample image · real one is confidentialDigital project file for a carpentry business: measuring, budgets, production and installation in one app.
Other cities we serve online
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Hiring a developer · 5 min readWhat is the process for hiring custom software development?There are six steps: a discovery of your operation, a written proposal with scope, phases, timeline and investment, the contract, screen designs you approve before building, development in phases with deliveries you test, and launch with training and support. Each phase is paid and delivered separately.Read the answer →No. We are incorporated in Houston and work online with companies in Dallas–Fort Worth and worldwide. If the project needs an in-person meeting, we coordinate it within Texas.
Yes. We built Nexus OBD, a GPS fleet tracking and diagnostics platform, and dispatch systems with live vehicle GPS.
Yes. Dallas and our team are both on Central time.
Yes. The system stores each document with its expiry date and alerts you before it expires, so no truck leaves with expired paperwork.
Often yes, when the GPS provider offers access to its data. If not, we can install our own tracking, as in Nexus OBD.
Yes. With loads, fuel, maintenance and payments in one system, you see what each load, route and unit really earns.
It depends on the processes, user roles and integrations. We start with a free assessment and give you a written proposal with scope, phases, timeline and investment before building anything.
Yes. We build record and case systems with role-based permissions, appointments and secure documents, designed to protect patient data.