Government contracting
Pitch 15 Solutions Inc. is a Utah-based small business that designs, builds, and rescues custom web and mobile software, with AI integration, for agencies, prime contractors, and grant-funded programs.
2020
Established; six years in continuous operation
$570K+
Cumulative contract value through Oct 2026
10 days
Fixed-fee code and architecture audit
8–12 wks
Fixed-price MVP build
| Type | Code | Description |
|---|---|---|
| NAICS (primary) | 541511 | Custom Computer Programming Services |
| NAICS | 541512 | Computer Systems Design Services |
| PSC | DA01 | IT and Telecom: Application Development Support Services (Labor) |
| PSC | DA10 | IT and Telecom: Application Development Software as a Service |
Six products delivered for commercial and grant-funded clients. References available on request.
Thrive Digital Health · Subcontractor
Behavioral health practice platform for provider organizations, built from the ground up: Flutter apps on Firebase with conversational AI (Dialogflow CX, Gemini). Delivered as technology subcontractor on an NIH-funded SBIR project.
Livnow LLC · Prime developer
Flutter mobile app and NestJS API for hiring in the salon and beauty industry: Material Design 3 interface, one-time-passcode sign-in on AWS, external security audit and remediation.
Fizzbo LLC · Prime developer
For-sale-by-owner real estate platform, delivered in phased blocks under a monthly development retainer with itemized hours.
Private client · Prime developer
Real estate discovery app with MLS listing search, map-based browsing with clustering, saved favorites, and AI property analysis (React Native, Supabase, OpenAI). The product later transitioned to Fizzbo.
Everfex · Prime developer
Business foreign-exchange trading platform: TypeScript back end for orders, trades, hedging, margin calls, settlements, and reporting; legacy data migration; React client app built with accessibility testing.
Pitch 15 in-house product · Owner and developer
Recovery support app for iOS and Android: guided daily check-ins, encrypted group messaging, and AI-assisted reflection. User research with Tufts University engineering psychology students.