App development studio

Practical software for the people doing the work.

Touchmark Labs builds focused, dependable apps that help non-profit organizations, families, and individuals improve how they operate, so more time goes to what matters and less to the overhead around it.

Who we build for

The same care that goes into enterprise software, scaled to fit organizations and households that don't have an IT department.

Non-profit organizations

Tools for coordinating volunteers, tracking inventory and services, and reporting on the work, built around how your organization already runs.

Families

Shared planning, records, and history that keep a household organized and preserve what's worth keeping for the next generation.

Individuals

Small, well-made apps that fit into a daily routine and remove friction from the tasks you repeat every week.

How we work

A few principles that shape every project we take on.

Start with the real workflow

We learn how the work actually gets done before we write code, and we design the app around that, not the other way around.

Keep it simple

Every screen earns its place. Fewer features, done well, beat a long list that nobody uses.

Respect your data

Your information belongs to you. We collect only what the app needs, and we're clear about where it lives.

Build to last

We favor proven, low-maintenance technology so what we build stays affordable to run and easy to keep up for years.

What we're working on

A sampling of the kinds of problems we help with.

Coordination

Keeping volunteer-run organizations in sync

Assignments, follow-ups, and reporting for groups that depend on many people doing a little each.

Operations

Inventory and distribution for community services

Receiving, stocking, fulfilling, and understanding demand, from the warehouse to the front counter.

Home & family

Planning and preserving at home

Shared tools for the week ahead and archives that keep a family's records and stories in one trusted place.

Let's talk

Have an organization, a project, or a problem you'd like help thinking through? We'd like to hear about it.