Fallai Digital Solutions LLC designs, builds, and supports small-to-medium software projects: web apps, APIs, reporting, and background automation that help your team get work done with less manual nonsense.
Project-based and ongoing support work. Business-to-business only.
The focus is on small, targeted projects that make existing work easier: custom tools, integrations, and reporting. Everything is delivered digitally and tailored to the way your team actually works.
Lightweight web apps and internal tools that handle the specific tasks your off-the-shelf software doesn’t cover.
Pulling data out of systems, cleaning it up, and presenting it in a way that makes sense to humans, not just databases.
Glue between the tools you already use so that data moves around automatically instead of being retyped or copy-pasted.
The goal is to keep process overhead low: clear scope, simple pricing, and direct communication. Most work is done on a fixed-scope project basis, with ongoing support as needed.
You describe what’s broken, clunky, or missing. Screenshots and existing spreadsheets are welcome. The output is a short written summary of the problem and the proposed fix.
You get a scoped outline of what will be built, what systems will be touched, and a straightforward price. No long-term contract is required for small projects.
The work is implemented, reviewed with you, and deployed. Where it makes sense, you’ll get basic documentation or a quick screencast walkthrough.
Fallai Digital Solutions LLC is a small, independent software consultancy based in Wisconsin. The focus is practical: build tools that remove friction from day-to-day work rather than chase buzzwords.
Work typically involves web technologies, APIs, SQL, reporting, and automation in and around existing business systems. Projects are usually for small and mid-sized teams that need something purpose-built rather than yet another generic SaaS account.
All services are delivered remotely. There is no public walk-in office; the mailing address is a PO Box for correspondence only.
The fastest way to start a conversation is to send an email with a short description of what you’re trying to accomplish or fix. A few bullet points and any relevant links or screenshots are enough.
What to include in your email:
You’ll get a reply confirming whether the project is a good fit and suggesting next steps. If it’s not a fit, you’ll be told that directly so you don’t waste time.