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What do you do when the software you need doesn't exist? OSI Systems sells to the federal government, and every contract has to follow rules that keep changing. Some of their contracts date back to the 1980s. No software could keep track of it all, so attorneys did it by hand. DevSquad built them FarSite, a platform that ties every contract to the rules that govern it. Then other companies with the same problem wanted it. Today, OSI sells FarSite as a SaaS product. Solve your own problem well enough, and you might find a market waiting for it. Read the full story: https://bit.ly/4y0ehjd

AI has made building your own software cheaper than ever, and the math is changing fast. Starbucks spends $400 million a year on software. Now it's building its own. According to Bloomberg, the coffee giant is replacing Microsoft and IBM products, using AI to speed up development. You don't need Starbucks' budget to do the same thing. If your business makes $20M+ a year, custom software can make more financial sense than paying monthly for tools that don't quite fit. And you get a system that matches your business perfectly. Check out our guide to 8-figure systems to learn more: bit.ly/4yq1s1X

Old software rarely breaks all at once. It just slowly gets harder to live with. How many of these sound familiar? Catch the signs early and you keep your options open. Wait too long, and a full rebuild becomes more likely. Learn more about legacy modernization with DevSquad: bit.ly/4yB9OUu

Tarheel Paving is a family business that's been laying asphalt in North Carolina since 1979. When they went looking for software, nothing matched how their team worked. So they built their own. DevSquad turned their spreadsheets, paper sketches, and handoffs into one platform called Crew 360, live in under three months. It worked so well that Tarheel realized other paving companies needed it too. Now they're selling it as a SaaS product. If your internal tool fixes a problem your whole industry has, you might be sitting on your next product. Read the full story: https://bit.ly/3U5i4xN

Add up every software subscription your business pays for… ➕CRM ➕Scheduling ➕Inventory ➕Invoicing ➕Project management 🟰 a crap ton of money! Now ask yourself: do any of them actually fit the way you work? If your team still fills the gaps with spreadsheets and workarounds, you're paying twice. For businesses making $20M+ a year, custom software can make more financial sense than that whole stack. And you own it. Check out our guide to 8-figure systems to learn more: bit.ly/4yq1s1X

Your old software is eating the time your team should spend on new ideas. Developers spend about 42% of their week dealing with technical debt and maintenance. That means you're paying for nearly half their time just to keep old code running. Every hour spent patching a legacy system is an hour not spent on the feature your customers keep asking for. Modernization gives that time back. And it doesn't have to mean a full rebuild. Most systems can be cleaned up and improved piece by piece. With AI speeding up development, modernizing costs less than it used to. Learn more about legacy modernization with DevSquad: bit.ly/3UkqGkh