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Custom apps, made sustainable.

Unstack is built by Neon Apps. We started it because the two normal options, generic SaaS you bend to fit or a costly custom build you can't afford to maintain, both leave teams stuck.

The Neon Apps team

The agency model spirals: a fixed bid, a long wait, and a backlog of change requests that turn the relationship adversarial. The SaaS model silos: every tool is one more subscription, one more schema, one more place your data and your process don't quite line up.

Unstack is our answer to both. We turned the custom build into a subscription: a shared, ready-made foundation that lets a real app ship in 2 weeks, plus an unlimited feature cycle that keeps it growing. You get the fit and ownership of a custom app with the speed and cost of SaaS, and one app instead of a stack.

WHAT WE BELIEVE

How we work.

Fit over features.

Software should match how your business works, not the other way around. We optimize for fit, not feature checklists.

One app, not a stack.

We'd rather replace five tools with one app you own than add a sixth subscription to the pile.

You only pay for our time.

Whoever has the work owns the clock. We measure delivery honestly and never start the clock until you approve the plan.

Aligned incentives.

A subscription only works if we keep earning it, so we ship useful changes month after month, no haggling.

INSIDE NEON APPS

The people behind your app.

A tight, senior crew designing, building, and maintaining the apps our customers run on. The same people you can see, talk to, and hold accountable.

The Neon Apps team together at the office
The team on the office steps
Two team members pairing at a laptop
The team collaborating in the office
Two team members talking through a build
The Neon Apps office
Neon Apps

Work with us

Want to talk through what you're building, or just see it in action? We're happy to walk you through it.

Software that fits how you work.

A working app in 2 weeks, then unlimited feature requests to grow it, one subscription instead of a stack.