HarrisonDesk gives a two-to-five person support team a shared inbox, canned replies, and SLA timers — without the enterprise price tag or the six-week implementation.
Ideal for: SaaS startups, agencies, e-commerce shops, and solo founders hiring their first support rep.
HarrisonVault and HarrisonBoard give independent professionals the tools big teams take for granted — encrypted storage, client credentials, project tracking — without a team-sized bill.
Ideal for: Freelancers, consultants, solo attorneys, and independent contractors.
HarrisonBoard keeps a small project team aligned without the ceremony of enterprise PM software. No Gantt charts nobody reads, no status fields that exist because a template said so.
Ideal for: Design studios, dev shops, marketing teams, and construction coordinators.
The Harrison API Toolkit gives you drop-in authentication, rate limiting, and structured logging. The whole point is that you read the setup section once and get back to building.
Ideal for: Backend developers, integration engineers, indie hackers, and technical founders.
HarrisonDesk and HarrisonVault ship with audit logs and encryption that hold up for a small regulated practice. Records of who accessed what, when, and from where.
Ideal for: Small clinics, dental offices, legal practices, and accounting firms.
Need a tool that doesn't exist yet? I design, build, document, and publish custom software for small teams. Bring the problem, not a spec — we'll figure out the scope together.
Ideal for: Teams who've outgrown spreadsheets, or anyone whose process doesn't fit an off-the-shelf product.
Not sure which one?
Most people arriving here don't know which product they need — they just know something in their week is harder than it should be. Describe that in the contact form and I'll tell you honestly whether one of my tools fits, or whether you're better off with something else.