Mountain View
Custom software for Mountain View businesses.
We build custom operations software for Mountain View companies. CRM, inventory and work order systems, client portals, and the integrations between them, all owned outright by you. Black Badger works remotely from Clearwater, Florida. Geography doesn't change the sequence. Strategy call, written scope, working screens early, and a handover with every account in your name.
Who this is for
Mountain View is full of people who could build their own tools and never will, because the product roadmap always wins. The companies that call us are startups and hardware businesses whose back office runs on rented software while their engineers build the actual product. We hear from the practices, agencies, and service companies around them too, and they've got the same subscription stack as any other city. A CRM nobody configured. A project tool at the wrong tier, and a spreadsheet reconciling them. We build the one system that replaces the stack, for teams from about twenty people to a few hundred.
Platforms Mountain View companies leave
The platform Mountain View companies ask us about
Odoo
Hardware startups and small manufacturers around Mountain View run Odoo for stock and MRP, and the custom modules pile up on the sales or service side until the next upgrade turns from a task into a bill. We move that customized part into a system your company owns and leave Odoo doing the standard work. We're not an Odoo partner. Our focus is replacing Odoo, and the first thing the audit says is whether you should stay.
Replacing Odoo in Mountain ViewThat is the platform Mountain View companies bring us most. We replace the others too, and the platform pages cover each one on its own terms, including when keeping it is the right answer. See what we build.
The work
Our office is in Clearwater, Florida, and we won't pretend otherwise. Mountain View engagements run over video. The parts that matter don't depend on a zip code. Discovery happens with the people who do the work, the scope is written down, you see working screens during the build, and at handover the repository, database, and hosting are already in your company's name.
Questions Mountain View companies ask
Straight answers for Mountain View companies
Why would a Silicon Valley company hire an outside firm for internal software?
Because internal tools are nobody's day job. Engineering time goes to the product, as it should, and in the meantime the ops stack accretes subscriptions and spreadsheets. We build the operational system as a finished, documented project. Your company owns the code outright, so your own engineers can hold it and extend it after handover.
Do you come onsite?
Rarely, and for Mountain View it isn't the plan. We work remotely from Florida with clients across the country. Discovery runs over video with each role that touches the system, build reviews are weekly and on screen, and training happens the same way. If a project genuinely needs a site visit, that's a scoping conversation and not a default.
Who owns the software?
You do. The code lives in your repository, the database and hosting sit on your accounts, and none of it is licensed. We stay on as administrators for as long as we're useful, and you can remove us any time. The handover includes documentation written so an engineer who has never seen the system can pick it up.
Talk through what your Mountain View business is trying to fix
Book a strategy call, or send a short note about what is happening today. If a build is not the right answer, you will hear that first.