Custom software and AI development in Boise, delivered in seven days.
Most Treasure Valley businesses don't need an eight month development engagement. They need one expensive, repetitive process replaced with software that fits how they actually work. That's the entire offer: one bottleneck, one fixed price, one week.
What keeps eating the week for local operators.
Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Nampa, Caldwell, Kuna, and Star are full of trades businesses, service companies, property and construction operators, and small startups running on the same handful of workarounds. The names change. The bottleneck rarely does.
Being local means we can sit in the same room when it helps. It isn't required. The 7-Day Sprint runs the same way whether you're ten minutes from downtown or three time zones away.
Nothing here is templated by trade. Two Meridian contractors can walk away with two different quoting tools, because one prices by the square foot and the other by the job — the software follows whichever is actually true for your business, not a shared starting point.
- Contractors rebuilding the same estimate by hand for every job
- Service companies scheduling and dispatching out of a group text
- Property managers tracking units, work orders, and vendors in a spreadsheet
- Distributors reconciling inventory across a warehouse and three sales channels
- Clinics and studios re-entering the same client information into two systems
- Startups needing a real MVP in front of customers before the runway math changes
Serving the Treasure Valley, working nationwide.
A sprint doesn't require anyone to be on site, so the work is delivered remotely by default. Boise is where it is built and where we'll happily meet in person.
Boise
Home base. In person scoping available.
Meridian
Service businesses and trades operators.
Eagle and Star
Professional services and small teams.
Nampa and Caldwell
Distribution, agriculture, and field service.
Outside Idaho? The 7-Day Sprint is identical. Scoping and delivery both happen over video.
Why The 7-Day Sprint beats a Boise development agency retainer
A traditional custom software engagement starts with a discovery phase you pay for, produces an estimate with a range in it, bills by the hour, and finishes at a date that moves. That structure exists to protect the agency from uncertainty. It transfers all of that uncertainty to you.
The 7-Day Sprint inverts it. The uncertainty gets resolved before you pay, in a scoping conversation that costs you nothing, and the result is written down: what the software does, what it connects to, what it won't do, what it costs, and the date it arrives. If the problem is too large to fit that container honestly, we say so and split it or turn it down.
What you own at the end
The code, the database, the deployment, and the accounts. Everything is transferred to you at handoff. There is no hosting arrangement that holds the tool hostage and no monthly fee owed to us to keep using what you paid for. If you never speak to us again, nothing we control switches off.
What it costs
Once we confirm, on that scoping call, that a project fits a single seven day sprint, the price is fixed at $2,400, agreed before development begins, with half to lock the dates and half on delivery. No hourly billing and no change orders. If the agreed scope isn't delivered by the end of day seven, the remaining balance isn't due until it is. Projects that don't fit a single sprint are scoped and quoted on their own terms, not assumed into this price.
Find out what the process is actually costing you.
Three sliders, sixty seconds, no email required. Most owners are surprised by the annual number.