Software built around your business. Controls built around your equipment.
Custom software for any company still running on spreadsheets and workarounds, whether that's a law firm, a manufacturer, or a mattress store. Field service software for crews on the road, already built, so it costs less. Controls and remote monitoring for equipment out in the field.


Custom software for any business.
Law firms, manufacturers, retailers, service companies. One system that replaces the spreadsheets, paper, and workarounds holding the business together.
- Built around your process, not a template. A law firm's case intake, a factory's order board, a store's delivery schedule. Usually the thing nobody sells.
- Fixed monthly rate. Same number every month, a short written list of what ships next, working software within weeks. Pause or stop with a month's notice.
- You own it. Source code, hosting account, and data are in your name from day one. Any developer can pick it up.
- Crews in the field? That one we've already built. See field service software below: same idea, lower price.

Field service software, already built.
Custom software for companies with crews in the field, except the core is already written: the phone app, the office view, jobs, equipment, and reporting. We fit it to your company instead of starting from zero, so it's running in weeks and costs less than a from-scratch build.
- Every crew on one screen. Status, progress, output per shift, and ETA, live from the crews' own reports.
- Jobs, equipment, and the crew app. Every job and every unit with its status and timeline. The phone app works offline and syncs when a signal comes back.
- Custom tools. Estimates priced from your past jobs, one-click invoices, sensors on your equipment, 811 ticket tracking, safety and training records.
- Flat monthly price by company size. Unlimited users, no per-seat fees, never more than 80% of what you pay now. A small build fee instead of a full custom engagement. Month-to-month after a three-month start.


Controls and remote monitoring for equipment in the field.
Pumps, wells, tanks, and panels a long drive from anyone who can check on them. Readings and alarms on your phone instead of a drive to the site.
- Remote monitoring. A weatherproof, cellular enclosure wired to your existing sensors and panel. Live readings, alarms by text, history you can scroll back through. Installed in a day, then a flat monthly rate per site.
- Controls and PLC work. New panels, changes to panels somebody else built, and the logic in between. Documented so the next person can read it.
- Koevine Landline. Our product for sites losing their copper phone lines: a cellular box on a pole or wall, and everything on site stays as it is.

The same five steps, whatever gets built.
- A conversationThirty minutes on what breaks, what's slow, and what you've tried.
- Scope and priceOne page, in writing. What gets built, what it costs, when it's live.
- BuildWorking software in your hands early, while changes are cheap.
- Go liveSet up, data moved, crew trained, on site when it matters.
- SupportHosting, fixes, and changes from the people who built it, for as long as you run it.
Hunter Chevaillier
Koevine is run by Hunter Chevaillier, a controls and software engineer who has spent years around field crews, PLC panels, and the spreadsheets that hold small companies together. The BoreTracker field app for directional drilling crews came out of that work, and so did the monitoring station running at Sturlese Marsh today.
The person you scope the work with is the person who builds it. There is no sales team to get past and no account manager in the middle.
Start with a conversation.
Thirty minutes on what breaks, what's slow, and what you've tried. If we can help, you get a one-page scope and price. If we can't, we'll say so.
817-793-3779sales@koevine.com- Send the form or callEither works.
- A 30-minute callNo slides, no pitch.
- Scope and price in writingOne page, signed online.
- Built in the openWorking software early and often.
- Live, then supportedFixes and changes from the people who built it.