Custom apps
CRMs, time clocks, staffing boards, client portals, kiosks — built around how your team actually works, not how a vendor thinks it should. Runs on the web, on the phone, on the tablet by the door.
Camo and Sky · Custom software & media
Apps, automations and dashboards shaped around how your team already works — and the video, photo and social content that gets people through the door. $65 an hour. Pay as you go, or a monthly retainer if you'd rather one bill.
Apps, automation, video, events — it's all the same $65 an hour. No packages, no "let's hop on a call to talk pricing." You already know the number; the only question left is what you want built.
Billed in whole hours — a 20-minute fix is one hour, a 90-minute job is two. Simple math, no surprises. Prefer one predictable bill? Ask about a repeating monthly retainer — same rate, hours banked up front, one invoice. Minimum hourly requirements may apply on some projects.
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About $650 one-time for roughly 10 hours of work.
Two halves of the same job: the software that runs the place, and the content that shows it off.
CRMs, time clocks, staffing boards, client portals, kiosks — built around how your team actually works, not how a vendor thinks it should. Runs on the web, on the phone, on the tablet by the door.
The email you draft ten times a day, the spreadsheet someone re-types every Monday, the form that gets copied into three systems. I wire it up once and it runs while you sleep.
Your numbers, live, on one screen — payroll totals, pipeline, ticket sales, whatever you keep asking for. Spreadsheets that talk back instead of waiting to be opened.
If it has an API, I can probably connect it — every major CRM, your booking system, your phone system, payments, email, forms. Systems that were never meant to talk, talking.
Fast, plain, no page-builder tax. From a one-page site to a logged-in tool your staff live in all day.
Shot in the morning, posted by afternoon. Multi-day fairs, festivals, travel & tourism — recap videos that go out while the event is still happening.
15+ years of festivals, shows and live events. Run-of-show, ticketing data, staffing, digital signage — the operational half of the show.
A sounding board and a launchpad. I stick around after the build: tickets, tweaks, the next idea.
Event video · same-day edits
Multi-day fairgrounds, festivals, and travel & tourism channels don't need a highlight reel three weeks later. They need today's video out today — while the gates are still open and people are deciding whether to come tomorrow.
Real systems in daily use. Names withheld where clients prefer — ask and I'll walk you through one.
Time-clock kiosk on a tablet, staff scheduling with SMS confirmations, a sales CRM with click-to-call, group-sales lead capture, payroll export — replacing Retool, HubSpot and a stack of spreadsheets.
A branded delivery portal: chunked uploads that survive a bad connection, inbound links clients can drop files into from their phone, a text message when it lands.
Stripe-backed invoicing with recurring rules, PDF attachments, discounts, and a "pay online" button that actually gets clicked.
A live schedule app for multi-day festivals — pop-up changes pushed to staff in seconds, no printed run-of-show going stale by noon.
"I started Camo and Sky because I watched too many good people burn their evenings on repetitive work. The point of the tech is to give you your time back — that's it."
Who you're working with
Camo and Sky is me — one guy, a deep bench of tools, and a truck. I designed my life around spending time with my husband, our dog, and our cat, so most days you'll find me set up at a park or in the camper with a laptop. Working outdoors is where the good ideas come from. I'm not going to pretend otherwise.
The rest of the time I'm at a fair, a festival, or a venue — shooting, editing, running a show, or fixing the thing somebody's spreadsheet couldn't. Fifteen-plus years of that, across twenty-five-plus kinds of businesses. Live music is my church.
What that means for you: there's no account manager, no ticket that goes to a team. You get me, I answer, and I'll drive out and sit in your office until it works.
A portion of every project offsets the environmental impact of my servers. Natural resources are limited — and as a business owner, so are yours.
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