Custom software for small businesses
More Solo builds software around the way your business already runs, so the repetitive work that fills your week runs itself. You keep doing the work only you can do.
Book a 30-minute call →The problem
How it works
The first call covers how your business actually runs: who does what, where things stall, what repeats every week. If an off-the-shelf tool already fits, you'll hear that up front.
The part that saves you the most time is built first, so you're using it within weeks instead of waiting months for everything.
Anything that could be a setting is a setting. Emails, prices, steps, templates and wording are yours to change whenever you want.
Recent work
by.designs is a social media agency in Carmel, Indiana. It serves its clients with a small part-time team. Content plans, client approvals and brand assets used to move through email, texts and shared folders.
Their platform puts it all in one place.
How pricing works
It covers building your platform, phase by phase. It stays low because much of each platform is reused across clients and AI speeds up the design and build, so you don't pay again for parts that already exist.
It covers hosting, maintenance and fixes. It's tied to how much you use the platform, so it stays small while your business is small.
You can own the code outright for a fixed price agreed at the start. Your accounts are in your name from day one, so leaving is a handover and nothing has to be untangled.
About
Nick is a product leader. He has spent his career building software products and the teams behind them, and he teaches product management on the side. He started More Solo because the small business owners around him were running their whole business on tools that don't talk to each other, and the only answer they were offered was to hire.
More Solo is a one-person studio. You work directly with the person building your platform.
Book a 30-minute call to talk through how your business runs and whether building something makes sense for you.
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