Live Certified payroll
Certiwage
Builds the weekly WH-347 for prevailing-wage jobs and checks the fringe-benefit math that gets small contractors audited.
certiwage.com
Independent software studio
Small software,
made carefully.
Handler Labs is a one-person studio. Twenty-nine products so far: iPhone apps that keep your records on your own phone, and web tools that produce the single document you actually need. No ads, no trackers, nothing sold to anyone.
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On the web
Tools that hand you the finished document
A deed the county will record. A WH-347 that survives an audit. An affidavit that skips probate. Each one asks plain questions, applies your state's actual rules, and gives you the paperwork with the filing instructions attached.
Live Live Food labels
Panelry
Cottage-food ingredient and allergen labels, free. An FDA Nutrition Facts panel built from USDA data when you need the real thing.
getpanelry.com
Live Name changes
NameWright
A name change after marriage or divorce, put in the order the agencies expect, with the Social Security, DMV, and passport forms filled in.
getnamewright.com
Launching soon Catering documents
BEO HQ
One event record becomes the banquet event order, the proposal, the contract, the invoice, and the quote. No retyping the same guest count five times.
beohq.com
Launching soon Small-business tax
Scorply
Works out whether an S-corp election actually saves you money, then fills in IRS Form 2553 properly, late-election relief included.
getscorply.com
Launching soon Auto claims
Recoupe
Your car is worth less after someone else hits it. Recoupe calculates the gap and writes the demand letter that gets it paid.
getrecoupe.com
Launching soon Small estates
Kinclaim
Checks whether an estate is small enough to skip probate in your state, then produces the affidavit packet and tells you where to take it.
getkinclaim.com
Launching soon Property deeds
Deedly
A guided interview that produces a recordable deed for your state, with the statutory language your county actually wants and instructions for filing it.
getdeedly.com
On iPhone
Small apps that keep a careful record
21 apps, each built around one thing somebody keeps track of: a starter, a spore test, a tide, a reading year, a dog's alerts. They work offline, sync through your own iCloud, and mostly need no account.
Live Garden planning
Dibble
Your ZIP code becomes a planting calendar. It tells you when to start seeds indoors, when to move them out, and when to expect a harvest.
dibblegarden.com
App Store
In review Home upkeep
HomeAlmanac
Answer a few questions about your house and it builds the maintenance schedule. Manuals, warranties, and appliance serial numbers stay searchable.
homealmanac.app
In review Homeschool records
Homeschoolio
Log the school day in seconds, track the days and hours your state requires, and generate the exact filing it asks for.
homeschoolio.com
In progress Pool & spa chemistry
DoseMyPool
Type in your test readings and it tells you the exact amount to add, and the order to add it in so nothing cancels anything else out.
dosemypool.com
In progress Recipes & meal plans
Trivet
Saves a recipe from a link, a screenshot, or your grandmother’s handwritten card, then scales the servings and builds the grocery list.
gettrivet.com
In progress Envelope budgeting
Tuckaway
Budget like cash, without handing a bank login to anybody. Two taps to log a purchase. Rollover and sinking funds come standard.
gettuckaway.com
In progress Reading
Endleaf
A reading log with half-star ratings, a session timer, and a year-end recap. No feed, no followers, no reading challenge shouting at you.
getendleaf.com
In progress Knitting & crochet
Worsted
Row and stitch counters that stay in sync with each other, PDF pattern tracking, and a yarn stash that knows if you have enough for the project.
worsted.app
How we build
Three rules that decide almost everything
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One job per app
A quilter and a sourdough baker do not want the same app with different icons. Each product is scoped to one job and then finished, rather than growing into a suite nobody asked for.
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Your records stay yours
The iPhone apps keep data on the device and sync through your own iCloud. Most need no account at all. We do not run a server that holds your records, so there is nothing on our end to leak or sell.
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Worked out, not guessed
The deeds, payroll forms, tax elections, and compliance logs run on written rules and real statute, checked against primary sources. Nothing here asks a language model what your state requires.
Something not working, or missing?
Every email reaches the person who wrote the code. Bug reports, feature requests, and the occasional argument about state law all welcome.