Custom software development for Salt Lake Cityfor Salt Lake City

Yes, several. WGU Labs is headquartered in Salt Lake City, where we built platform tools for 28 EdTech portfolio companies and more than 180,000 students in the College Innovation Network. Nomi Health, based in Lehi, raised a $110M Series A and runs 200+ sites serving 30,000+ Americans a day. Parallel, backed by Peak Capital and Night Capital, raised $4.25M across pre-seed and seed rounds on a prototype we designed. We take on new SLC projects regularly and know both sides of that market, the startup ecosystem and the enterprise one, which don't behave the same way at all.

About 40 minutes, from our office in Ogden to downtown. Close enough for a kickoff, a design review, or the conversation where a project changes direction, and far enough that we're not dropping by for things a call would cover. In practice proximity matters most at the beginning, during discovery and kickoff, when a room beats a video call. After that we run on whatever cadence keeps your team moving. We've held long partnerships with SLC-area clients in healthcare, EdTech, and fintech without the drive ever being the thing that mattered.

Yes. Parallel raised $4.25M across pre-seed and seed rounds, backed by Peak Capital, Night Capital, and founders from Spiff, Weave, and Divvy. Nomi Health in Lehi is a $110M Series A company. Both know the pressures that come with building there: fundraising timelines, investor demo dates, and the constant question of whether you're moving fast enough. We're comfortable working to those deadlines. We'll also tell you when a deadline is going to cost you quality you'll pay for later, which founders don't always want to hear in the moment.

Everything from a founder with no product to an enterprise replacing a legacy system. WGU Labs, with more than 180,000 students and 28 portfolio companies, sits at one end. Parallel, pre-revenue and pre-product when they walked in, sits at the other. In healthcare we've worked with organizations handling more than a million patient visits a year. In EdTech, fintech, and HR tech we've built both the first version and the fifth. What actually changes between those engagements is the decision-making speed and who has to sign off, not the work itself.