How we work: by doing.
We'll tell you exactly what we'd build, and why, before you spend a thing. You judge us on working software, not status reports.
A real conversation, not a sales call. Then we find the smallest thing that'll actually help.
We build that first piece, so you can see it and use it, not just picture it.
Your first build is on us.Now you've seen how we actually work. Where it goes next is up to you.
You get the tools and know-how to keep it going, and we keep improving it with you over time.
Knowing what to build is the real work, and building it together is the work we love.
You bring the problem. We bring the people to solve it.
Every dev shop promises “fast.” We've heard it too, and we also claim it. But we are not interested in out-promising them. We'll out-build them, with you.
Your first build is on us: working software you own, your customers use, not a demo. We don't do this with everyone, but with folks who seek to make their communities a better place. If that sounds too good to be true, good. Come find out.
Close to home.
We're your neighbors: the people building what you imagined are the people you talk to.
The people who show up.
Get to know us.
I'm a single father of five adult kids and have built a career translating human needs into technology to help with those needs. I grew up in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia and my brother is now in Richmond and my mom in Albuquerque. I'm active with St. Stephens Catholic Church in my neighborhood in San Francisco, the Knights of Columbus, and traveling often to help my kids when they need an extra pair of hands as they grow and thrive.
Everyone's work deserves great tools.
e6t5 is our promise to the community around us. We give real time, not lip service, to pro bono builds and skills-based volunteering, so great tools reach the people who rarely get them.
It's how we show up for Main Street: the local shops, nonprofits, and community groups where we live and work.
Let's build something real.
Bring us your problem, and we'll show you where we'd start.