We're a small Dallas–Fort Worth shop, and the two people you meet on the intro call are the two people who build your software. No account layer and no offshore hand-off. You get direct answers and work that ships.
Colin Singleton
Sets the direction for the shop and runs most of the builds himself: CRM, custom software, and the occasional Conduit Sites project when a website needs a steadier hand. Picks up every intro call personally.
Gary Mok
Owns the schedule, the scope doc, and the weekly status note, and coordinates the part-time sales bench. The reason “1–2 weeks” actually means 1–2 weeks is because Gary tells the rest of us when to stop tinkering and ship.
We started Conduit because owner-operated businesses kept getting two bad options: software too generic to fit, or agencies too slow to call back. So we kept it small on purpose. You talk to the builder, you get a written scope in 36–48 hours, and the person who promised it is the person who ships it.
Colin & Gary, Conduit SystemsFour part-time account managers.
They cover DFW intake and outreach and route the call to whoever should build it. The two of us run every project.
Book the 30-minute intro and you'll know within fifteen minutes whether we can help and roughly what it'll cost. You talk to the people who do the work, not a sales layer.