Pixel Software Inventive — websites, apps and custom software

Who we work with

Companies: Teams that need a system built, replaced, or connected to the tools they already run.
Entrepreneurs: Founders taking a first product from an idea to something real users can sign into.
Professionals: Practices and consultancies that want bookings, invoices and client access in one place.
Independent clients: Single projects — a site, an app, or a script that removes a job you repeat every week.

Six kinds of work. Most projects combine two or three of them.

Marketing sites, online stores and content platforms that load quickly and stay easy to update after we hand them over.

Apps for iOS and Android, from the first screen through to store submission and the releases that follow.

Internal tools, admin systems and line-of-business software built around your process instead of the other way round.

Products with accounts, roles, payments and reporting, built to hold up as the number of users grows.

Connections between the systems you already pay for, so information moves on its own instead of by copy and paste.

Scheduled jobs, workflows and alerts that take over the repetitive work and tell you when something needs a person.

Describe the problem in a couple of lines and we'll tell you what it would take to solve.

We start with the problem, the deadline and the budget — before any conversation about technology.

You get a written scope, a timeline and a quote. Nothing gets built until you have approved it.

Work arrives in small releases you can open and try, so you see progress rather than status reports.

We handle deployment, domains and store submissions, then support the product once it is live.

Send a few lines about the project — what it should do, who will use it, and when you need it. We reply with questions, an approach and a quote.

Pixel Software Inventive LLC
1021 E Lincolnway, Unit #1963
Cheyenne, WY 82001
United States

A rough idea of the deadline and the budget range, so the first reply is a real answer rather than a request for more information.

Anything you already have — a sketch, a spreadsheet, an existing site, or a description of the manual process you want replaced.

Who the software is for: your team, your customers, or both.