Portfolio
Every project on this page is live right now, and every one of them is watched by our own uptime monitor. No mockups, no concept art, no case studies you cannot check. Open them and judge for yourself.
Businesses that hired us to build and run something for them. Shown with permission.
A marketing site for a licensed childcare facility in Billings, Montana. Programs from infancy through school age, enrollment details, and parent resources, structured so a parent finds what they need in one visit.
A site for a bookkeeping practice backed by more than twenty years of financial experience. Service tiers, software expertise, and a free consultation offer arranged to turn a visitor into a booked call.
A storefront for custom laser-engraved gifts on metal and wood -- weddings, anniversaries, corporate recognition. Personalised products mean the cart has to carry customisation all the way through to the workshop without ambiguity.
This is the part worth looking at closely. Five booking-and-records platforms, each shaped to a different service business, all running on one shared engine we wrote and operate. Scheduling, payments, and client records break in ways that only show up in production -- double-bookings, refunds, timezone edges, records that must not leak. These are those problems, solved five times.
The hub for the whole product family and the front door to every vertical below. Start here to see how one platform is adapted to five different trades without becoming generic in the process.
Childcare management: enrollment, attendance, state compliance, billing, and parent communication. Compliance is the hard part -- requirements differ by state, and an inspector will not accept "the software does not do that".
Appointment booking for salons and spas, where several stylists share a floor and every one of them has different hours, services, and regulars. Getting availability right across all of them is the entire product.
Booking plus session notes for massage therapy. Once a practice keeps treatment records, the software stops being a calendar and becomes something that has to protect client information properly.
Booking and charting for cash-based chiropractic practices. Clinical notes and treatment plans in the same system as the calendar and the payment, without the enterprise price tag that usually comes attached.
Dance and fitness studio management. Recurring classes, terms, enrollment, and family accounts where one parent pays for three children in three different classes -- a billing shape that breaks most generic booking tools.
Built because we wanted them to exist. They are also where the harder engineering lives.
Self-hosted AI agent orchestration for small business. Runs models on hardware you control instead of sending your business data to somebody else's API, routing between local and hosted models based on what each task actually needs.
An evidence-based macronutrient reference built as a publishing system rather than a blog: structured content, internal linking that still holds together at scale, and search and answer-engine optimisation designed in from the start.
A free tool for generating printable graph paper in rectangular, isometric, polar, and hexagonal grids. Everything is drawn in the browser, so there is no account, no upload, and nothing to wait for.
Browser games are where the unforgiving constraints live: real-time state, 3D rendering, and latency budgets measured in milliseconds. Those habits carry straight back into business software.
A browser games platform with real-time multiplayer over WebSockets. Accounts, matchmaking, and live game state kept in sync between players without a page reload in sight.
A 3D exploration game running entirely in the browser, with a procedurally generated voxel world and terrain built from noise rather than hand-placed geometry. No plugin, no download.
Learning Morse code through a time-travel story, with real audio generation and adjustable timing. Compliant with the ITU-R M.1677-1 standard, because a trainer that teaches the wrong timing is worse than no trainer.
The site you are reading. Server-rendered Django with almost no JavaScript, hand-written CSS with no build step, and a published price on every service we sell. It loads quickly because there is very little to load.
The parent company behind Snowy Mountain Software: a Montana limited liability company covering custom products, software development, and social media services.
A good deal. There are products still in development, client work we are not free to name, and internal systems that run the business but would mean nothing to you -- the deployment tooling, the uptime monitor watching every site listed above, the GPU inference platform behind MythosLab.
None of it appears here, because a portfolio is only worth something if every item on it opens. Anything we could not link, we left off.
Every business has its own shape. Tell us about yours and we will tell you what we would build, what it would cost, and whether you need us at all.
We'll call within 24 hours with at least one idea to help.
