Proof for product work that has to hold up.
Focused stories about product risk, Hatchery's role, technical decisions, and what changed after launch.
A dedicated team.
A complex problem.
Two months.
Consistent people who care about the customer and want to help. Hatchery stayed close to Taral and delivered a connected Acumatica, packaging intelligence, and sample-workflow platform in two months from the start. Taral stands for quality and precision, and the site reflects that through math-intensive, precise product discovery.
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Taral Plastics
A dedicated team. A complex problem. Two months.
A technical team dedicated to Taral. Consistent people who care, listen, and want to help. After a year-plus BigCommerce effort had not delivered the Acumatica integration Taral needed, Hatchery delivered the connected platform in two months from the start—and continues working with Taral on what comes next.
2 monthsFrom project start
AcumaticaDeep ERP integration
On demandOr on a schedule
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RedRover Mobile
The shared work should not wait for a desk.
Hatchery built focused native apps for iPhone, iPad, and Android so people can review priorities, update work, open documents, and respond from the device already in their hand without creating a second version of RedRover.
iOS + AndroidOne focused mobile product
LiveNo copied work
SecureNative session storage
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Pentane
Building a multi-tenant profit platform from eCommerce financial logic.
Pentane needed to turn a founder's spreadsheet model into a connected SaaS product. Hatchery helped build the calculation engine, data mappings, interfaces, AWS foundation, testing path, and ongoing product releases.
2023Relationship began
4.0Current product direction
$102K lossto $44K monthly profit
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Hatchery Connect
Turning a recurring link-and-QR problem into a focused SaaS product.
Hatchery built Connect after repeated campaign work showed the same problem: short links, branded QR codes, editable destinations, profiles, analytics, and API access needed to live in one managed system.
1Managed link layer
AWSServerless foundation
APIIntegration path
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Siciclando / Soul Italy
Connecting travel websites, campaign pages, contact data, and email follow-up.
Siciclando and Soul Italy needed a digital presence that matched their personal travel-planning model. Hatchery built and supported the websites, then connected campaign landing pages, Brevo, contact migration, API integration, and automated follow-up.
2Connected travel brands
1,500Contacts migrated
APILanding page connection
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Meyer | Shumrick
Creating a law firm brand and website from the ground up.
Meyer | Shumrick needed more than a professional website. Hatchery brought marketing, design, development, and ongoing SEO project management together to create the brand expression, visual system, custom legal blog model, site structure, and a public digital experience that can keep improving.
0 -> 1Brand and site system
TeamMarketing, design, code
BlogCustom legal publishing
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Inklings
A private product built around the meeting, the relationships, and what happens next.
Hatchery created the Inklings brand, public experience, and secure Progressive Web App so small groups can prepare well, meet with purpose, and carry the right things forward.
Before + afterComplete meeting rhythm
OnePrivate workspace
Any deviceInstallable PWA
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