You scanned the code in Stroll

The future is now.

Finally — technology that makes life easier.

A man at a paper-covered desk, head in hand, doing everything himself
This is you. Doing everything yourself.
The same man at the same desk, clear and unhurried, coffee in hand
This should be you. Here's how.

Who you'd actually be dealing with

Hi — I’m Seth. I live in Bow.

I'm not a firm, a franchise, or a call center. I'm one person right here in Bow who builds software for a living — and the ad you just scanned ran in your magazine because this is my town too.

That's not a slogan — it changes what I can offer you. Everything below is for Bow. Not the next town over, not online. Bow. And it's on no other page of my website.

The neighbor rate

What you get that nobody online gets.

I'll meet anyone in town, look at whatever you're wrestling with, and help. In person, at your shop or over coffee, for as long as it takes to be worth something.

  • We meet face to face

    Your shop, your kitchen table, or a coffee somewhere in between. Not a video call with someone three time zones away reading your name off a screen.

  • We build something together, while you watch

    Bring the thing that eats your Tuesday. We'll take a real run at it right there, with your actual information, so you can see exactly what this does — and what it doesn't.

  • You keep it

    Whatever we make together is yours — working, and yours to keep, whether or not you ever pay me a cent. There's no trap door at the end of this paragraph.

  • A much longer runway than anyone else gets

    Online, the free work is capped. For neighbors it isn't — I'd rather you walk away with something genuinely useful than protect a couple of hours.

Why would anyone do that? Because the people in this town matter more to me than the people I meet on the internet. If this works for you, you'll mention it to someone at a game or standing in line at the market, and that's worth more to me than anything I could buy. And if it doesn't work for you, I'd rather find that out over coffee than sell it to you anyway.

One form, and I answer it myself

Let’s put a time on the calendar.

You don't need to know what you want built. “Something eats four hours every week and I can't explain why” is a perfectly good starting point.

Goes to one inbox — mine. No list, no newsletter, and I don't pass your info to anyone.