A husband-and-wife AI studio
We build AI-native software for the web, the phone, the doorbell, and the living room.
Farm and Capital, LLC is a two-person product studio. We design it, we write it, we ship it, and we run it in production. No agency layers, no handoffs, no junior team learning on your budget.
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- Products live
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- Platforms shipped
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- Founders
and zero middlemen
What we do
Three things, done all the way to production.
01 — Web app development
Real products, not clickable prototypes.
We build multi-tenant SaaS the whole way down: auth, roles, row-level security, billing, background jobs, PDF generation, transactional email, and the boring admin tooling that decides whether a product survives its first hundred customers.
MyRoofPlan.com and MyRoofMap.com both run on this stack today, handling live payments and real field crews.
- Next.js
- Postgres + RLS
- Stripe billing
- Admin portals
- Vercel
02 — AI-native engineering
AI inside the product, not bolted onto the marketing page.
A chat box in the corner is not an AI product. We use models where they actually remove work: reading imagery, extracting structure from documents, drafting the first version of something a human then approves, and automating the steps nobody wanted to do by hand.
We build the evaluation and guardrails alongside it, so the feature still behaves next quarter.
- Vision + imagery
- Document extraction
- Agents & tools
- Evals
- Cost control
03 — Devices and living rooms
iPhone apps, Ring apps, and the screen on the wall.
Most software stops at the browser. We keep going: native mobile apps published on the App Store and Google Play, applications for the Ring Appstore, and big-screen TV experiences built for a remote control instead of a mouse.
HomeField.tv is ours end to end, from the video pipeline to the ten-foot interface.
- iOS & Android
- Ring Appstore
- Connected TV
- WebRTC video
- Store submission
Selected work
Products we own, run, and answer the support email for.
Every one of these is live software with real users, not a case study we wrote about someone else's project.
MyRoofMap.com
Type an address, get a measured roof. Aerial imagery, polygon capture, pitch and area math, and a delivered report, sold to homeowners and contractors without a sales call in the middle.
- Pay-first checkout
- Automated PDF reports
- Native mobile apps
MyRoofPlan.com
An operating system for roofing companies: customers, properties, crews, scheduling, proposals, and billing, isolated per company down to the database row.
- Multi-tenant
- Role-based access
- Field technician app
HomeField.tv
Your Ring cameras on the television. Live streams, a wall of feeds, and a saved-clip library, designed for a couch and a remote instead of a phone held at arm's length.
- Ring Appstore
- Low-latency video
- Ten-foot UI
Your project
We take on a small number of outside builds each year, usually the ones that need someone who will own the whole thing rather than a slice of it.
Tell us about itHow it goes
Four steps. No discovery phase that bills for a year.
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Get sharp on the problem
One working session, not a six-week engagement. We come out of it with the job to be done, the constraints, and the smallest thing worth building first.
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Ship something real in weeks
You get a deployed, usable version early, running on production infrastructure. Feedback on software beats feedback on a slide deck.
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Harden it
Auth, permissions, payments, backups, monitoring, and the failure paths. This is the part that gets skipped, and it is the part that bites.
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Keep it alive
We stay on. Platform rules change, dependencies break, and stores move the goalposts. Someone has to be there when they do.
About
Two people, one company, everything built in-house.
Farm and Capital, LLC is a husband-and-wife team. We are the designers, the engineers, the people who answer support email, and the people whose name is on the LLC. That is the whole org chart, and it is the point.
Working this way means decisions take minutes instead of sprints, nothing gets lost in a handoff between a design team and a dev team, and the person who wrote the code is the person who has to live with it. We are betting the studio on AI-assisted engineering, which is how two people ship on five platforms at once.
We are based in the United States and work with a deliberately short client list, because that is the only way to stay this involved in every project.
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We own the outcome
Not a deliverable. If it is broken at 11pm, it is still ours.
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Boring where it counts
Adventurous product, conservative infrastructure. Data does not get to be exciting.
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Ship, then decide
Opinions get cheap once real people are using the thing.
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Small on purpose
We turn down more work than we take. It is why the work is good.
Start a project
Tell us what you are trying to build.
The idea, the constraint you are stuck on, and roughly when you need it. You will get a real answer from one of the two people who would actually build it.
Prefer email? support@thefarmens.com. We reply to everything, usually within a business day.