Minneapolis businesses
Minneapolis and St. Paul have a strong base of service companies, small manufacturers, printers and food businesses, along with the trades that look after older homes and commercial buildings across the Twin Cities. Plenty of them work across both cities and the suburbs, which makes scheduling and job status the first thing to get right.
Few places have seasons that shape work as sharply. Winter brings heating calls, frozen pipes and snow removal routes, and summer squeezes exterior projects into a short window. Some businesses switch services completely between the two. A tracker can carry different stages and job types by season, so a landscaping crew that plows in winter can run both lines of work from one tool. Stock tools help when suppliers' lead times stretch in the cold months.
Tools we build
Job tracking apps
Every job on one board, from quote to invoice, with crews and dates attached.
Dashboards and reports
The numbers you check every Monday, on one screen, pulled from the data you already keep.
Inventory and order tracking
Stock levels, reorder points and orders moving through your shop.
Spreadsheet to app
Turn the workbook that runs the business into a proper tool with logins and history.
Working with us from Minneapolis
The project runs online. You share the sheet or the forms you use now, we talk through them on a video call scheduled in Central time, and every draft arrives as a link you can open on a phone or a laptop. We have no office in Minneapolis. If a screen needs to work on a shop floor, in a van or at a counter, tell us and we'll test it on the kind of device you use there.
- You describe what you track and who uses it, or send a cleaned-up copy of the sheet.
- We reply with questions, then a written quote with the screens, the data and a target date.
- You try a clickable draft with sample records before the full build.
- We load your real data, train the people who'll use it, and switch over on a day you pick.
Questions
Do you work with businesses in St. Paul and the suburbs?
Yes. Anywhere in the Twin Cities works the same way, by email, shared files and calls on Central time.
Can one tracker handle seasonal services such as snow removal?
Yes. Job types, stages and crews can switch by season, and past seasons stay in the history for comparison.
Ask for a quote
Cost depends on how many screens and record types the tool needs, how many people log in, and what it has to connect to. Each project gets its own written quote.