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 New York businesses that sell a lot and cannot stop: restaurants, butcher shops, bodegas, distributors, consultancies and service companies. All online, in English or Spanish.
Real projectL&J Premium Meats →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.
New York is on Eastern time, one hour ahead of Texas. Video calls are scheduled on your time.
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.
New York has a very active Hispanic business community, from Washington Heights and the Bronx to Queens and Brooklyn: restaurants, butcher shops, supermarkets, salons, auto shops, consultancies and service companies. They sell over the counter and wholesale, extend credit to other businesses and need daily control of inventory and cash.
A POS that sells by the pound or the box, with credit invoices and account statements for restaurants and regulars.
Inventory, sales and cash for every location on one dashboard.
Case files, documents, appointments and case tracking with role-based access.
Bilingual websites with local SEO so people find you in your neighborhood and your industry.
Sales by the pound or the box, credit invoices, account statements and register closing per location.
Inventory, sales and cash for every location on one dashboard, with per-location permissions.
Files, forms, documents, appointments and payments for consultancies and professional firms.
Catalog, payments and delivery connected to your physical store's inventory.
Sites in English and Spanish built so people find you in your neighborhood and your industry.
WhatsApp answers and leads that land in the CRM on their own, with follow-up.
Industries
Services
LiveSample image · real one is confidentialBilingual local-SEO website plus a wholesale/retail POS for a Latin butcher shop in Manhattan.
LiveThe operations center of an immigration consultancy: it takes every case from lead to sale, intake, USCIS forms, filing and close.
LiveSample image · real one is confidentialPOS and operations platform for a restaurant photo business: shifts, sales, payroll, inventory and cash.
Other cities we serve online
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Hiring a developer · 8 min readWhat are the best custom software and AI automation options for Hispanic small businesses in the US in 2026?For most Hispanic small businesses in the US, a bilingual software studio that understands the operation, builds in phases and leaves the code in the client's name is the best fit. A freelancer works for something small and one-off; a no-code tool for a simple process; an offshore agency if you have someone to manage it in English; and a big consultancy if you are a large company. Below are the criteria to compare anyone, including us.Read the answer →
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 work online from Texas with companies in New York and around the world. If an in-person meeting is needed, we coordinate it.
Yes. We built the bilingual website and the wholesale and retail POS for L&J Premium Meats, a Latin butcher shop in Manhattan.
Yes. Usually you start with the process that costs you the most, like the point of sale or inventory, and add the rest in phases.
Yes. Every location sells and moves inventory in the same system, and you see sales, stock and staff for all locations on one live dashboard.
Yes. That's what we built for L&J Premium Meats: different prices and customers for wholesale and the counter, sharing the same inventory.
It can be designed so the point of sale keeps charging offline and syncs when the connection is back. We define it in the assessment for your operation.
It depends on how many processes it covers, how many user roles it has and which integrations it needs. We start with a free assessment and give you a written proposal with scope, phases, timeline and investment before building anything.
We work in phases: the first one is usually in use within weeks, not months, and the rest is added in stages based on what matters most.