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Software needs someone to keep it healthy.

Monitoring, updates, security, reliability, and steady improvement for the software you already run, whether we built it or someone else did. A senior team on call, so your systems keep working after launch.

  • Monitoring
  • Updates & security
  • Reliability
  • Ongoing improvement
  • Ours or anyone’s

    We take on software we built and software we inherited

  • Before you notice

    Monitoring that finds outages and failures ahead of your customers

  • Improvements, not just patches

    A steady cadence of small changes that add up

Is this you?

You might need this if…

A woman at a crowded desk with her head in her hand, on the phone beside a monitor
  • The developer who built your system is gone and nothing has been updated since.

    It works today. Nobody can say for how long.

  • You find out about outages from customers.

    By the time the phone rings, the damage is done.

  • Security patches are behind because no one owns them.

    Every skipped update is a risk with your name on it.

  • Small improvements pile up for a year because there is no one to make them.

    The list is long, the items are small, and none of them ship.

What is covered

What Continuous Care covers.

A monthly service with a defined scope, so you know what is watched, what is included, and who to call.

  • Monitoring and alerting

    Uptime, performance, and error monitoring with a team that responds, not just a dashboard.

  • Updates and security patches

    Frameworks, dependencies, and platforms kept current on a schedule, tested before rollout.

  • Incident response

    When something breaks, senior engineers who know your system investigate and resolve it.

  • Infrastructure and hosting management

    Cloud environments configured, monitored, and cost-managed so they stay reliable and affordable.

  • Ongoing improvements

    A steady allocation for the small features and corrections that never justify their own project.

  • Documentation and knowledge

    Your system documented and understood, so it never depends on one person again.

Where most work starts

System assessment

A fixed-scope review of your software and infrastructure, with a prioritized list of what to address. Whether we built it or someone else did.

  • The system as it is

    Code, hosting, dependencies, and documentation, reviewed by senior engineers.

  • Where the risk is

    What is out of date, unwatched, or depends on one person.

  • What to address first

    A prioritized list, and what it would take to support the system well.

What changes

What changes when someone is watching.

  • Problems

    Before You hear about them from customers

    After We catch them first, and we are already on it

  • Security

    Before Patches wait until someone notices

    After Patches ship on a schedule, tested before rollout

  • The backlog

    Before Small improvements pile up for a year

    After Small improvements ship every month, so the software gets better instead of older

Proof

Where we have done this before.

Red Rock Behavioral Health · Ongoing support

An intake system that keeps evolving with healthcare rules and patient needs.

Red Rock’s iPad-first intake application was built with ongoing support from the start. As regulations, programs, and integrations change, the system changes with them instead of falling behind.

Ongoing

Support and evolution since launch

Read the case study
Two tablets running Red Rock intake: a PHQ-9 screening question and the "Thank you" screen asking the patient to return the iPad

How it runs

Find what needs to change.
Build it. Keep it working.

  1. Assess the system

    We assess the system as it is: code, hosting, dependencies, documentation, and risk. You get a plain report of what needs attention first.

  2. Stabilize and document

    We stabilize, patch, and document, then set up monitoring and a response process so nothing depends on luck.

  3. Run it monthly

    Monthly service takes it from there: monitoring, updates, incident response, and a steady stream of improvements.

What to expect

Scope before commitment.

Continuous Care is a defined monthly service. You know what is covered, what response to expect, and how much improvement work is included.

Book a system assessment
First step
A system assessmentA fixed-scope review of your software and infrastructure, with a prioritized list of what to address.
Typical engagement
Monthly, ongoingOnboarding takes weeks. The service runs month to month for as long as the software does.
Team
Senior and onshoreEngineers who know your system, reachable during business hours, with response commitments in writing.
Pricing
Monthly, by scopePriced on the systems covered, response expectations, and included improvement hours. Specified before you sign.

Questions we get

The questions from a first call.

  • Yes. We begin with an assessment of the code, infrastructure, and documentation, then tell you what it will take to support it well. Most inherited systems are more supportable than their owners fear.

  • Response commitments are agreed with you in writing before you sign. The engineers who answer know your system and are reachable during business hours.

  • No. Hosting and infrastructure are one part. The service also covers monitoring, security patches, incident response, ongoing improvements, and documentation.

  • Your system stays documented and understood, so it never depends on one person, including us. That keeps a handover to your own team simple.

YOUR NEXT DECISION

What is your business working around?

Tell us what's slowing you down, what you've tried, and what needs to be different. We'll start there.

Come with a problem. You don't need a specification.

The first conversation helps define the next step, whether or not that step is with us.