Most companies buy the big suit and spend years hiring tailors to trim the business until it fits. We build the other way around. The software is cut to your process, it lives in your repository, and we host and patch it like SaaS would. First-party software, the way first-party data is yours. We call that NeoSaaS, and we wrote the whole argument down over at Tiknix, the app builder where the idea runs as code.
Read the NeoSaaS manifesto tiknix.com/neosaas
Seven years of building. A few of these are companies now.
CannonWMS runs inventory, picking, packing and carrier rate shopping for brands and 3PLs. One customer went from 100 warehouse staff to 35 and kept shipping. Thirty-one million packages and counting.
One ledger for distributors. Catalog, tiered pricing, quotes that become orders that become invoices, 3D product tours, and a service-center locator you can drop into any product page. Each distributor gets its own workspace.
A planner, builders and a reviewer, all AI, producing real PHP you can read. Under it: a durable workflow engine, human approval gates, and models routed by cost so the expensive one only shows up when it earns it.
Subscriptions, usage-based invoicing, per-warehouse and per-user pricing, multi-client billing for 3PLs, retries when a card bounces. We built it for our own products and we bill on it ourselves.
Custom Shopify apps and private integrations. Catalog and order sync, fulfillment status pushed back to the store, hand-offs to the ERP and the warehouse. Dozens shipped.
FastMCPHP, a framework for writing MCP servers in PHP. A MariaDB-to-LLM bridge so you can ask your database questions in plain English without your data leaving the building. Tooling behind MyCTOBot.
Sell direct online, keep the dealers happy, ship from your own warehouse, and let AI watch the numbers. Shopify, DealerYes and CannonWMS, wired together by the people who wrote two of them.
See the 360 stackBuild, connect, think, advise. None of it starts with a forty-page proposal.
Portals, dashboards, order systems, the internal tool that finally retires the spreadsheet with 40 tabs. NeoSaaS: built to fit, yours to keep.
Shopify to the ERP. Stripe to the books. The warehouse to four carriers. The thing your last vendor said was impossible.
Agents that finish a task and stop to ask before spending money. MCP servers so the AI can reach your data safely. Private models when the lawyers say the data can't leave.
Someone who has scaled a platform past a billion in volume, run a team of nine, and still writes code. Build, buy, integrate, or leave it alone.
Bring the problem, not a spec. Specs are what happens after we understand the problem, and they're shorter than you'd think.
You tell us what hurts. We tell you whether to build it, buy it, or leave it alone. Sometimes that's the whole job.
Weeks, not quarters. You see a working thing early and often, and you steer.
Software that runs needs people who answer the phone. We host it, watch it, and change it when your business changes. Or we hand it over. It's yours either way.
Straight answers. If yours isn't here, the phone number is at the top.
NeoSaaS is software built to fit one business exactly, that the business owns, and that runs wherever the business wants. You get what people like about SaaS, which is that it is hosted, maintained and kept current, without the parts people hate: renting forever, paying per seat, and bending your process around a vendor's roadmap. The short version: first-party software. Third-party SaaS is rented, first-party is yours, and NeoSaaS is first-party software with SaaS upkeep. ClickSimple builds it, and our app builder Tiknix is NeoSaaS in a box. The full manifesto lives at tiknix.com/neosaas.
Four things. We build custom software (web apps, portals, warehouse and dealer systems). We connect systems (Shopify, Stripe, NetSuite, SAP, QuickBooks, carriers). We build AI that does real work, with a person in the loop. And we advise, as a CTO by the hour, when you need someone who has done it before.
Yes, a lot of them. Custom Shopify apps, OAuth-connected catalog and order sync, fulfillment status pushed back to the store, ERP hand-offs. CannonWMS has a native Shopify adapter we wrote. DealerYes runs alongside a Shopify storefront and shares its SKU data.
Yes. Subscriptions, usage-based invoicing, per-warehouse and per-user pricing, multi-client billing for 3PLs, retries for failed payments. We built it for our own products and we bill on it ourselves.
Both. We design agents that finish a task and then stop to ask a human before doing anything expensive. We build MCP servers so an AI can safely reach your data. We deploy private models on your own hardware when compliance says the data cannot leave. And we will tell you when AI is the wrong tool, which is more often than the ads suggest.
Yes. For HIPAA, SOX or GDPR work we default to on-premise or private cloud inference with MCP-mediated access to your systems. We open-sourced a MariaDB-to-LLM bridge that lets you ask a database questions in plain English without a byte leaving the building.
Yes. That is the point of NeoSaaS. It is your code, in your repository, running on your cloud or ours. Leave whenever you like and take it with you.
Mooresville, North Carolina. We work with companies all over the United States, mostly over video, occasionally over barbecue.
ShipCannon and CannonWMS, a cloud warehouse management system that has shipped over 31 million packages. DealerYes, a dealer-network platform for distributors. Tiknix, an AI app builder with its own agent orchestration engine. Plus Stripe billing systems, dozens of Shopify integrations, and open-source tools for MCP and local AI.
Book thirty minutes. Bring the problem, not a spec. We will tell you whether it is a build, a buy, an integration, or a conversation you should have with your accountant instead.
Thirty minutes, no slides, no jargon. You'll leave knowing what it would take.