Software built for how you actually work.
We build the system your business runs on — proprietary software, CRMs, web apps, and the sites that feed them. Made to fit your operation instead of forcing you to fit theirs.
Most businesses run on a Frankenstein stack.
Every piece costs money. Every seam costs time.
“Customers would first have to message us on Instagram, call us on Yelp, or send an inquiry through our template-made website we paid someone to quickly do for us, followed by a bunch of back and forth messages with explaining to customers how to order, their total costs, all for them to not book us more over 50% of the time.”
Kevin · Nori Hand Roll Bar · Google review ↗The tools are fine. You're the integration.
So we build the system that connects it.
Same business. Same job. The hand-offs gone.
Everything connected
Lead to invoice in one place. Nothing typed twice, nothing lost between two tools.
You own all of it
The code, the data, the customer list. No seats, no per-user pricing, nothing held hostage.
Hours back, every week
The admin those hand-offs were eating goes back into serving clients and winning more of them.
The re-typing stops on day one.
We build the system so you can get back to growing the business instead of running it.
That's one business. We build the same way for:
Cost, quality, speed. All three.
The old rule says pick two. It assumed the software was finished the day it shipped.
We grow with you. Nobody has to get it perfect on day one, because we're still here on day two hundred.
Nori went live in July. We haven't stopped improving it since.
We build value into your business.
A subscription is money out the door with nothing to show for it. Proprietary software is an asset — yours, on your books, and worth more as the business grows.
Subscriptions never become yours. What you build is yours the day it ships — and worth more every year after.
You own it outright
The code, the data, the customer list. It's on your balance sheet, and it goes with the business if you ever sell it.
It's worth more as you grow
Subscriptions charge you more the bigger you get — another seat, another user, another tier. An asset does the opposite.
It buys back the week
The hours the hand-offs were eating go into growing the business instead of maintaining it. That's the part that compounds.
One build fee, one flat monthly, and never a cut of what you sell.
What it's worth depends on your business. That's what the call is for.
$40,000 booked in the first month.
Nori Hand Roll Bar came to us on an abandoned Wix site, with every booking taken by hand.
We have officially had the website up for 8 days now? And I want to say we have already had over 7 bookings through this website. Making this website user-friendly is truly a game changer!Kevin · Nori Hand Roll BarRead it on Google ↗
We built the platform underneath it, too.
Not client work — our companies, with their own customers. Most shops can show you a website they made for a restaurant. We built the operating system for the industry and run it.
Ordering that belongs to the restaurant.
KeepOS runs the whole floor. This is the half the diner sees — on the restaurant's own site, at 0% commission.
BookOS runs the chair.
Guests book from a phone. The salon runs the day from a desktop. Same appointment, same data, no marketplace in between.
An owner building for owners.
I've run restaurants, a nail salon that grew to five locations, and three online businesses. One did a million dollars in its first month. I closed two of them in 2025 and went back through the numbers line by line to work out where the money had gone.
I built the software for every one of those businesses myself, while running them. We Know Restaurants and We Know Salons are ours — same method, our own money. What I do for LFG is what we do for clients.
Tony LeFounder · LFG Ventures
We won't sell you. We'll show you.
Thirty minutes with the founder — not a salesperson, not a deck. Bring how your business actually runs and we'll map what one system would replace, what it would save, and what it would cost. No commitment either way.
“I've been building since the yellow pages mattered more than the internet.”Tony · Founder, LFG Ventures