Software you own · set up and looked after
We put software in an account you own, build one tool around how your business already works, and keep it running. You stop renting apps by the month.
Pick a business and a tool. Then use what gets built.
Ridgeway Plumbing · demo
Demo only. Businesses and rates are made up to show how it works. Your tool uses your own prices and names.
Small businesses rent the same apps forever. We think the software that runs your business should belong to your business.
Tick the apps your business pays for each month. Add what you pay if you like. Then flip the switch and see the same jobs in one place you own.
4 apps. 4 logins. 4 bills every month.
I use the same system at my family's dispatch-software company, where I lead sales and marketing. It helps me research and qualify prospective customers, write teardowns of the two leading competitors, draft the launch and messaging plan and run a brand review, with a person approving every message sent and every dollar spent.
Part 1
We set up EveryApp, open software for running business tools, in an account in your name. Your web address. One login.
Part 2
An instant quote, a job tracker or a request page, shaped around how you already work. You test it before it goes live.
Part 3
A care plan keeps it updated, backed up and working. When you want a change, you email a person.
“Own your software” is easy to say. Here is what it means, in writing.
No surprises. If something would cost you money, you hear about it and say yes before it happens.
You tell us where time leaks: quotes, scheduling, chasing requests. We pick the one tool that helps most and send a fixed quote.
Your account is opened in your name. We build the tool, you try it with real jobs, we adjust until it fits.
The care plan starts. Updates, backups and small changes are handled. You run your business.
Danny Hunt spent seven years selling and implementing fleet-management software for taxi companies across the country, about three years in tech support, and four years teaching high school math and special education. He puts new systems in place and teaches people to use them. He founded Infoloop in June 2025 to give small businesses software they own, explained in plain words, with someone to call when it needs a change.
Danny Hunt · Founder · daniel@infoloop.ai
Open software for running small business tools in your own account. We set it up, build on it and look after it, so you never have to learn it.
A fixed quote after a short call, based on the tool you need. No per seat fees and no price that grows with your team.
Your account has a small hosting cost paid straight to the provider. We tell you what it is before anything is set up.
No. You tell us how your business works. We do the building and the upkeep.
A short call, a plain answer and a fixed quote. Or email daniel@infoloop.ai.
