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Digital services citizens don't need a manual to use

Citizen portals, case management systems, and agency modernization for state and local government — accessible, transparent, and built to outlast administrations.

Classical government building facade with stone columns

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drop in in-person visits after a county permitting portal we launched

Why government & public sector

An industry we know from the inside

Government software serves everyone — including the resident on a five-year-old phone, the caseworker with 90 open files, and the records clerk who remembers the last three 'modernizations' that made things worse. Building for the public sector means designing for the full range of users, not the median.

Our public sector work covers permitting and licensing portals, benefits case management, and open-data platforms. We build to public standards — Section 508/WCAG accessibility, StateRAMP-aligned hosting — and we document obsessively, because public systems should never depend on any single vendor. Including us.

The landscape

What's actually hard in government & public sector

The friction we hear in every first workshop — and the engineered answers we bring to it.

Paper processes, digital expectations

Residents accustomed to two-tap consumer apps meeting permit processes that require a lunchtime trip to a counter.

Procurement-shaped systems

Decade-old case management platforms shaped by RFP checklists rather than caseworker workflows — expensive to keep, risky to leave.

Trust and transparency mandates

Accessibility law, records retention, and public accountability — obligations commercial software rarely takes seriously enough.

Service-design-led portals

Plain-language, mobile-first citizen services tested with actual residents — cutting counter visits and call volume measurably.

Incremental legacy replacement

Strangler migrations that modernize case management without the big-bang cutover failures the sector knows too well.

Open, documented, transferable systems

Open standards, exhaustive documentation, and staff enablement — systems your agency owns in practice, not just on paper.

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