Workflow tools
Internal applications that organize a process, reduce friction, and help people do the work correctly.
Bartlesville, Oklahoma
Software shaped around how your business works.
Practical custom software for businesses whose processes do not fit neatly into off-the-shelf tools.
Explore an idea →Where software can help
Some of the best opportunities are hiding in everyday work.
A spreadsheet that has become a system. Information entered twice. A report that takes hours to assemble. A good idea that existing software cannot quite support. Those are often signs that a focused, purpose-built tool could make a real difference.
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Reduce repetitive work and unnecessary handoffs.
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Bring useful information and key performance measures into one clear view.
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Turn an industry-specific idea into a working tool you can actually evaluate.
Focused solutions, built around a real need.
Not every problem needs a massive system. The goal is to find the smallest useful solution and build from there.
Reporting & insight
Useful reporting, dashboards, and connections between information that is currently hard to see or use.
Prototypes & new ideas
A practical first version of a product or industry tool, built to learn whether the opportunity is worth pursuing.
Built from both sides
Software experience grounded in operating a real business.
I am Colby Saddoris. I have written software for more than 20 years, but I also spent 15 years helping lead our family company, United Linen. That combination matters: I understand the code, and I understand the people, tradeoffs, interruptions, and judgment involved in making a business run.
20+ yearsDeveloping software across business applications, games, and web systems.
15 yearsInside the daily operations and leadership of United Linen.
85+ peopleOperational responsibility at the family business.
LocalBased in Bartlesville and interested in long-term business relationships.
Recent & relevant work
Ideas carried through to working software.
School dismissal system
Designed and built a system for coordinating student dismissal across office staff, classrooms, and pickup lines. Currently being piloted at Kane Elementary in Bartlesville Public Schools.
Local pilotUnited Linen tools
Created internal programs and reporting tools while working in the business, informed by direct experience with production, people, customers, and day-to-day operations.
OperationsLearning platform
Developing a flexible platform that connects teacher-created learning material with interactive games, classroom workflows, and useful performance data.
In developmentA sensible starting point
Begin with a conversation, not a sales pitch.
STEP 01
Talk through the work
We look at the process, the friction, the information involved, and what a better outcome would actually mean.
STEP 02
Find the opportunity
I identify where custom software could be useful—and where it would be unnecessary or not worth the investment.
STEP 03
Choose a practical next step
If there is a strong fit, we define a small, clear first project before committing to anything larger.
Maybe there is an opportunity worth exploring.
If something in your business is repetitive, difficult to measure, or held together by workarounds, I would be happy to sit down and talk through it—free of charge and with no pressure.