AL+

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Email us: paul@alplustech.com

We design, build and run software products.

We develop web and iOS applications for businesses. We also build and run our own products.

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Milkglass lock screen on iPhone: the Milkglass logo, the words Draw a pattern to open a Drawer, and a grid of nine dots with four of them joined into an L-shaped pattern.
The app opens to nine dots. Each pattern opens its own Drawer.
Milkglass Library inside an open Drawer: 24 photos and 1 video in a three-column grid of landscapes, animals and food, with Lock and Add buttons at the top. Sample photos from Wikimedia Commons.
Inside a Drawer, photos and videos keep their original quality.
Food & Fit daily check-in asking How are you feeling?, with sliders set to moderately hungry, mild cravings and good energy, and optional symptoms and period fields.
Hunger, cravings and energy in three taps, kept beside that day's meals.
Food & Fit journal for an example Sunday: 48 g protein and 27 g fiber against their reference lines, then breakfast and lunch entries.
The day's meals and references sit together in one journal.
PostDeploy Analytics overview for Fernhill Goods, a fictional shop in the sample-data demo: visitor-days, pageviews, goal completions and revenue, with a 30-day line chart against the previous period.
Visits, sources and goals for every website you run, with each number defined.
PostDeploy Analytics on a phone with sample data: the overview for Fernhill Goods with metric tiles and the visitor-days chart.
The same report works on a phone.
KeySend page for Harbour Dental, a fictional Google Ads client: this week's update explains why conversions rose and which campaign to watch, next to a numbered list of what to do first.
Know what changed in each client's account this week, why, and what to do first.
A KeySend recommendation on a phone: a wasted search term, its impact, the suggested negative keyword and the evidence behind it, with a confidence level.
Each recommendation shows its evidence, so you can explain it to the client.
  1. MilkglassPrivate photo app for iPhone and iPad
  2. Food & FitPCOS food and feelings journal for iPhone
  3. PostDeploy AnalyticsOpen-source web analytics in your own Cloudflare account
  4. KeySendGoogle Ads monitoring and client reports

Four products we run

Try each one here.

Apps on the App Store

Milkglass

Private photos and files, encrypted on your iPhone or iPad. Each pattern opens a different Drawer, and the app never shows how many exist.

Milkglass lock screen on iPhone: the Milkglass logo, the words Draw a pattern to open a Drawer, and a grid of nine dots with four of them joined into an L-shaped pattern.
The app opens to nine dots. Each pattern opens its own Drawer.
Milkglass Library inside an open Drawer: 24 photos and 1 video in a three-column grid of landscapes, animals and food, with Lock and Add buttons at the top. Sample photos from Wikimedia Commons.
Inside a Drawer, photos and videos keep their original quality.

Food & Fit

See how your meals line up with how you feel. A journal for women with PCOS.

Try today’s check-in

Hunger
Cravings
Energy

Food & Fit daily check-in asking How are you feeling?, with sliders set to moderately hungry, mild cravings and good energy, and optional symptoms and period fields.
Hunger, cravings and energy in three taps, kept beside that day's meals.
Food & Fit journal for an example Sunday: 48 g protein and 27 g fiber against their reference lines, then breakfast and lunch entries.
The day's meals and references sit together in one journal.

Web products

PostDeploy Analytics

Visits, sources and goals for every site you run, without visitor cookies, in your own Cloudflare account.

PostDeploy Analytics overview for Fernhill Goods, a fictional shop in the sample-data demo: visitor-days, pageviews, goal completions and revenue, with a 30-day line chart against the previous period.
Visits, sources and goals for every website you run, with each number defined.

KeySend

Know each morning which Google Ads clients need attention, and why. Every week, a branded PDF report for each client, ready to send.

Today’s Update, an example

Conversions rose from 95 to 102 this week. Most of the gain came from Search - Emergency after its bid strategy changed on 4 October. Display - Remarketing is the one to watch.

  • Search - Emergency: 57 conversions, up from 47.
  • Display - Remarketing: conversions fell from 9 to 4 after the daily budget was cut on 8 October. The count is small, so this can be chance.

Fictional Harbour Dental data. An Update always compares the last 7 days with the 7 days before.

KeySend page for Harbour Dental, a fictional Google Ads client: this week's update explains why conversions rose and which campaign to watch, next to a numbered list of what to do first.
Know what changed in each client's account this week, why, and what to do first.

Also ours: PostDeploy, error tracking, and CrabGate, event ticketing.

Paul and Loredana

  • Portrait of PaulPaulFounder, lead engineer

    More than twelve years building software. Leads the engineering on every project.

  • Portrait of LoredanaLoredanaCo-founder, UX and human-centered design

    Pediatric psychiatrist. She started Food & Fit and leads social impact at AL+.

Guides for your next software decision

  • Planning custom software development: scope and cost

    Prepare a custom software development brief: users, workflows, integrations, scope, cost drivers, and acceptance checks before you ask for a proposal.

  • Software maintenance cost: what your budget should cover

    Estimate maintenance for an existing web app or SaaS: separate takeover, upkeep, support and feature work, then compare what each quote includes.

  • Repair or rewrite?

    A rewrite is a conclusion you reach after understanding a system, not a starting point. Most systems proposed for rewrite need an owner, a plan, and a few months of repair.

All guides

Tell us what you need

A few lines are enough: what exists today, what should change and by when. Before any work starts, you get the scope and the price in writing.

Email us

Or copy the address: paul@alplustech.com

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