Serving Rexburg & eastern Idaho
Custom software.
Practical AI.
Built for your business.
Build new tools, connect your systems, and modernize the software you rely on.
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Services
The work gets done. It just takes too many steps.
These are the problems that usually start the conversation.
The same information gets typed twice.
An order arrives by email, goes into a spreadsheet, then gets keyed into the accounting system. Every copy is another chance for a mistake.
Your tools don’t talk to each other.
The schedule lives in one place, customers in another, invoices in a third. Someone on your team has quietly become the connection between them.
The software you rely on is hard to change.
It works, mostly. But the person who built it has moved on, updates feel risky, and small requests take far too long.
Our product
HoldEngine shows how we build.
HoldEngine is scheduling software for indoor baseball and softball facilities. It knows which cages combine, which convert to pitching, and how long the nets take, then moves bookings so more of them fit.
We designed and built every part of it, and it’s a good example of how we turn a complicated set of rules into software people can simply use.
See the workHow we’d work together
Talk it through
A short discovery call about the problem, the people it affects, and whether we’re the right fit.
Pin down the work
An assessment or small pilot sets out one concrete workflow, its constraints, risks, and the outcome you want.
Build in phases
You see working software as it comes together, and changes to the scope are agreed in writing.
Hand it over
Documentation and training for your team, with ongoing support available if you want it.
Need advice rather than a build?
Sometimes the most useful thing is a straight answer from someone technical. We can help with that on its own, as a one-off or on an ongoing basis, with no build attached.
- Reviewing a quote or proposal from another developer
- Choosing between software products
- Deciding what to fix first
- Ongoing technical guidance, sometimes called a fractional CTO
When you call, you talk to the developer.
Teton River Software is one person. The one who answers your questions is the one who writes the code, sits down with your staff, and answers for how it turns out.
Nothing gets lost between a salesperson and an engineering team, because there isn’t one. And if we’re not the right fit for a job, you’ll hear that from us early.
Based in Rexburg. Working across the region.
We travel to businesses in Idaho Falls and across eastern Idaho, in Teton Valley, and in Jackson Hole for discovery, training, and project work, because watching a job get done teaches more than a form can. Between visits the work carries on remotely.
Common questions
How much does a project cost?
We scope each project after understanding the work rather than publishing a price list, because two projects that sound alike can be very different. Price depends on how many people will use it, what it needs to connect to, the state of your existing data, and how much is new. You get a written scope before the build begins.
Can you work with the software we already use?
Usually, and it’s the first thing we look at. If a tool offers a reliable way to get information in and out, it can often be connected. If it doesn’t, we’ll tell you what that means and what the alternatives are.
Do we actually need AI?
Maybe not. A lot of repetitive work is better handled by ordinary automation, which is cheaper and more predictable. We check for that first, and only suggest AI where it earns its place and someone can review the results.
Who owns what you build?
Ownership, where the code lives, and how it’s handed over are written into the agreement before work starts, so you know exactly what you’re getting.
What happens after the software launches?
You get the documentation and training agreed in the scope. Ongoing support is a separate agreement that spells out what’s covered and how quickly we respond. This is a one-developer business, so we won’t promise round-the-clock coverage.
Tell us what’s slowing your business down.
A short call is enough to find out whether we can help. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll say so.
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