We run businesses on this software
Trucking dispatch, printing, field services, e-commerce. We've felt the cost of a bad system at 6am on a Monday, so we build for the day it goes wrong — not for the demo.
We're the software studio behind Uscore. We ship dispatch platforms, accounting systems, storefronts, mobile apps and the integrations that hold them together — the same systems we run our own companies on. Now we build them for you.
No project has been too small and none has been too big yet. Click any of these for what the work actually involves, what it costs and what we've already shipped in it.
Dashboards, portals, booking systems, quoting engines, back-office tools. Multi-user, permissioned, built to survive real operations.
What's involvediOS and Android from one React Native codebase — driver apps, field apps, customer apps. Including the store submission everyone else avoids.
What's involvedMulti-tenant products with billing, roles, onboarding and an admin console. We've taken our own from idea to paying users.
What's involvedStop paying people to retype data. QuickBooks, Stripe, Twilio, Plaid, Etsy, eBay, TikTok Shop, supplier feeds, EDI — whatever you're on.
What's involvedDocument extraction, classification, drafting, triage. Already reading freight paperwork in production — not a demo, a daily workflow.
What's involvedMarketing sites, live supplier catalogues and storefronts — fast, indexed, and editable by your own team. Nine of them live right now.
What's involvedEvery system below was designed, built, deployed and is operated by this team. Most of them run companies we own — which means when they break at 6am, we're the ones who get the call.
A full transportation management system for third-party dispatch: loads, carriers, settlements, driver pay, IFTA, safety, a carrier self-service portal, a built-in sales CRM and an AI document reader. 56 tables, 100 migrations, and a driver app on both stores.
Live with a clientA TMS with real double-entry accounting for a working trucking company — an append-only ledger enforced by the database itself, server-side role permissions, mandatory 2FA for admin and accounting, a Plaid bank feed and a Telegram driver bot.
Nine sites liveNine live sites across print, engraving, apparel, 3D printing, vehicle wraps, murals and socks — including live supplier catalogues searching 5,653 apparel styles and 25,000+ wholesale SKUs, and a 2,388-design mural library with a live price calculator.
Live with a clubTwo brand-new platforms on Next.js 16: club management for youth sports — schedules, attendance and a "drop-off radar" that flags families before they quietly leave — and shop management for sign and print shops, running a job from quote to install to invoice on one record.
You talk to the people writing the code. That's the whole model.
30–45 minutes. We map what you actually need versus what you think you need, and tell you honestly if software isn't the answer. You leave with a plan whether or not you hire us.
A written scope, a price, a timeline and the exact list of what's in v1 and what waits for v2. No hourly surprises, no "discovery phase" invoice before you've seen anything.
Weekly demos on a live staging URL you can click through from day one. Your repository, your cloud account, your data — we work inside them, not behind a curtain.
Deployment, monitoring, training your team, and a support arrangement that fits — from "call us when it breaks" to an embedded monthly retainer.
Trucking dispatch, printing, field services, e-commerce. We've felt the cost of a bad system at 6am on a Monday, so we build for the day it goes wrong — not for the demo.
Source code, repositories, cloud accounts, domains, app store listings. On day one, in writing. No proprietary platform lock-in, no hostage situations.
You approve a number before we start. If we estimate badly, that's our problem — the price only changes when you change the scope, in writing.
No junior handoffs and no offshore relay race. The developer on your kickoff call is the developer shipping your code, and you have their direct line.
A spreadsheet that's become a system. A process nobody wants to own. A product idea you haven't had time to start. Bring it to a 30-minute call — no charge, no pitch deck.