a crew, a venue, a shop, a team. most small businesses already pay for good software, and still run the hard part in texts and a spreadsheet. we design and build the one tool that’s missing, around what you already use. pick yours.
“your event runs on five tools and a spreadsheet.”
“your crew runs on jobber and a group text.”
shops, rentals, studios, nonprofits, a team of twelve. tell us the messiest part of your week and we’ll say honestly whether a tool would help.
tell us what you runif it’s a product your customers will pay for, that’s a different job from a $1,500 tool. it starts with a call.
the founder pathno call needed. tell us what kind of business you run and the part of the week that eats your time. a person on our team writes back within one business day.
or email us directly at brady@bradyux.com
lovable, bolt, cursor or a spreadsheet full of formulas: if you’ve had a go, you know exactly what it should do. what happens next depends on who it’s for.
a tool your staff or crew uses to run the business. we take it from “works on my laptop” to something your team can rely on: designed, locked down, on your accounts.
an app or platform your customers sign up for and pay for. that needs research, real flows and a plan, so it starts with a call, then a written quote. not the $1,500 tool.
whatever you run, the tool has one price. when your business grows, every add-on has its price on it too, so you always know what a change costs before you ask.
the hard part is knowing which screens should exist, and making them easy for a busy team on a phone. that’s what you’re paying for.
a call with your team to map how your week actually runs, and where it falls apart. the tool gets designed around that, not around a template.
every screen, on desktop and phone, built from one set of components and colours. your team comments right on the design, before anything gets built.
a clickable version your team can tap around on their own phones. we change what feels off while it’s still cheap to change.
what you clicked through is what you get. then we test it with your real work and your real people before handover.
probably. the pages above are the industries we know best, not the only ones we build for. tell us what your week looks like and we’ll say honestly whether a tool would help.
no. a tool your own team uses is a small, fixed job. a product your customers pay for needs research, more screens and a plan, so it starts with a call and a written quote. see the founder path.
you book a kickoff call straight from the thank-you page. on the call you show us how your work runs today, and we send back exactly what the tool will do, in writing, by the next business day.
if the kickoff call shows a tool won’t really help, we say so and refund you in full. no work starts until you’ve agreed the written scope.
not the way people mean it. we start where a design studio starts: we listen, design every screen in figma, and you click through and approve it before anything is built. then we build exactly that and test it with your team on real phones. ai is one tool in our process, used to make the work more careful, never to skip steps.
industry-standard files you can hand to anyone: the figma design file, the clickable prototype, the code in your own repository, and hosting and database accounts in your name. plus a short walkthrough video for your team.
no. your part is two sign-ups and one invite, about 15 minutes, and we can do it together on the kickoff call. running it usually costs about $25 a month, paid straight to the providers. see the whole setup, step by step.
you do. it’s built on your accounts, in your name, and you can take it anywhere. we keep no copy.
yes. send yours through the form, or ask for ours, before you share anything.
anything holding medical or legal records. taking payments is a bigger add-on, from $3,000, because real money has to work every time.
three founding spots at $1,500, shared across every industry. not sure yet? book 20 minutes and we’ll tell you honestly whether a tool would help.
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