solvelop // solve · develop
Solvelop is a veteran-owned software house in High Point, North Carolina. For years we built software for everyone else. These days we build and run our own - Pulse, CLOC, Pilgrim, Napkin, and Woody - every one of them a tool we needed here before it was a product.
Est. 2020 LLC Since 1999 CLOC High Point, NC Veteran-owned
products // built here, run here
Every one of ours started as something we needed to run this place, ran in production for years, and earned its way out. Designed, coded, hosted, and supported in-house. When you write to support, the person who built it answers.
ours // owned and operated
5pulses.day // scheduling
One number, every timezone. Pulse divides the UTC day into 1000 millidays, so a moment is a single global value instead of a grid of city times.
@500 .pulse = noon UTC, read the same way in every city on earth.
Connect Google or Microsoft calendars, share one booking link, and drop live anchors into Slack, Discord, Chrome, and a Windows tray clock. Free to use.
Visit pulses.day →cloc.in // chronological list of changes
Working memory for solo consultants. Every client, project, task, file, and SQL script you have ever written - searchable, organized, and private to you.
The ChangeLog: a dated journal per project, so "what did I do in March" always has an answer.
Import tasks from Asana, Wrike, or GitHub. Attach files to private cloud storage. Hand clients a live status link. Running in some form since 1999.
Visit cloc.in →pilgrimcrm.com // mobile crm
The account, in your hand. A mobile CRM for manufacturers whose customer history is locked inside the ERP. Reps pull the record on a dealer floor instead of back at a desk.
Visit pilgrimcrm.com →napkin.recipes // family recipes
The index card, kept safe. A private archive for the handwritten recipes that only exist in one place. No ads, no algorithm, no life story before the ingredients.
Visit napkin.recipes →gotwoody.com // receipts
Receipts you can actually find again. Capture it when it is handed to you, file it once, and have it waiting at tax time instead of in a glovebox.
Visit gotwoody.com →built here // run by their own companies
2linksaw.app // links and qr
Short links, custom QR codes, real numbers behind both. Designed, built, and shipped by Solvelop end to end.
Owned and operated by Linksaw LLC
Visit linksaw.app →wallysolutions.com // messaging
SMS, MMS, and email for businesses that need delivery confirmed. Designed, built, and shipped by Solvelop end to end.
Owned and operated by Wally Solutions LLC
Visit wallysolutions.com →changelog // the company, as a dated journal
CLOC keeps one for your projects. This one is ours.
The practice becomes a company in High Point, North Carolina. Custom software, mobile apps, VoIP, integrations - for clients across the country, paid in dollars, crypto, or trade. The barter stories are true. And in the toolbox on day one: CLOC, the founder's private system of record, already running since 1999.
The first article about what would become Pulse is published: the case for keeping time as one global number instead of a grid of timezones. No product yet - just the argument for one.
Two builds go out under someone else's name. Linksaw, link shortening and custom QR codes, and Wally, an SMS and email platform rebuilt from a legacy codebase. Designed and coded here, owned and run by Linksaw LLC and Wally Solutions LLC.
The 2021 idea becomes a fixture: a Universal Internet Time clock ships at the bottom of this site. It refuses to stay a footnote.
The footer clock grows into Pulse, a scheduling product. The 1999 toolkit is rebuilt as CLOC, a subscription anyone can use. Both ship with their own domains, their own support, and their own roadmaps.
Three more internal tools stop being internal. Pilgrim, built to get customer history out of an ERP and onto a phone. Napkin, built to keep a family's handwritten recipes from disappearing. Woody, built because receipts were piling up faster than anyone would file them. Each one had already run for years before it got a domain.
Seven products shipped, five of them ours to run. None were market research - every one was a problem we had first and solved for ourselves, which is also why they stay maintained. Client work continues quietly, in small volume and by referral - if you need us, ask. But the products are the business.
contact // one address, real people
High Point, NC 27262
contact@solvelop.com (336) 756-7773Company questions, partnerships, press, and referral client work all land here.
Support lives with each product, answered by the people who built it.
