ShirePath Solutions is a software studio in Columbia, Tennessee. We build web apps, platforms, and websites for businesses, nonprofits, and organizations, and bring in specialists from our crew when a job calls for one. Ten projects shipped and in use; every place on this map is one of them.
Ten projects, live and in use. Each has a case sheet with what it does, who built it, and a drawing of how it is built, read from its code.
| No. | Project | What it does | For |
|---|---|---|---|
| 02.3Shipped | No More Fatherless | Grant applications and receipts for an adoption nonprofit. | No More Fatherless |
| 02.4Shipped | Stunt Dudes | A stunt team's footage up front and a booking form that lands. | Stunt Dudes |
| 02.5Shipped | TCL Auto Detail | A mobile detailer's prices, plainly, and a quote form that lands. | TCL Auto Detail |
| 02.6Shipped | Mediation & People Solutions | A mediation and consulting site the owner edits himself. | Mediation & People Solutions |
| 02.7Shipped | Journey to Jericho | A ministry's mission, its programs, and ways to give and serve. | Journey to Jericho |
| 02.8Shipped | Real Zambia Safari | Trip pages, an enquiry form, and a blog the owners run. | Real Zambia Safari Co |
Shipped Drawing 02.1, league platform
The software that runs the Advantage Flag League, about 1,500 families a season: registration, the payment ledger, team formation, schedules, standings, and messages to families. Built from scratch for one league.
Built with Next.js, TypeScript, Drizzle ORM, Neon (PostgreSQL), Auth.js, Vercel, Google Cloud Run, AWS Fargate, Claude, SendGrid, Twilio.
| No. | Project | What it does | For |
|---|---|---|---|
| 02.9Shipped | AFL Photo Gallery | Game photos for the league, sorted by season and week. | Advantage Flag League |
| No. | Project | What it does | For |
|---|---|---|---|
| 02.2Shipped | Biblical Battle Plans | A Bible reading streak tracker with an RPG layer, on the web and iOS. | ShirePath |
| 02.10Shipped | F3 Queen | A daily check-in under a minute for a fat-loss cohort. | ShirePath |
All 10 case sheets of shipped work
What we are building now, and what was shelved, is on the workshop sheet.
Four stages, the same for a one-page site and a platform. You talk to the person doing the work at every one of them.
You tell us what keeps breaking or the idea you have, and what done would look like. We tell you plainly whether we are the right people for it.
What gets built, in what order, on what it runs, and what it costs to keep running. Small enough to read in one sitting.
Conner leads it and writes most of the code. Where a job needs a craft he does not practice every day, someone from the crew does that part, and you know who.
It goes live on infrastructure you own, with the runbook written down. We stay on the hook for what we built.
Every job has one lead who takes the first conversation, writes most of the code, and owns the ship date and what happens after. When a job needs a craft the lead does not practice every day, we bring in someone who does. Each case sheet says who did what, including Journey to Jericho, which Patrick Taylor led.
Niche businesses where knowing the trade beats a long feature list. Each one has a build behind it.
Charter brokers juggle spreadsheets, PDFs, and email threads across a trip lifecycle that has zero tolerance for a stale record.
Built for it: Jettison Air
Contractors run on spreadsheets and paper. Generic CRMs miss the specifics: pitch factors, waste, ACV and RCV, how claims actually work.
Built for it: Roof Guru
Leagues are stuck on dying platforms that were never built for how families actually pay, register, or communicate mid-season.
Built for it: Advantage Sports
Discipleship tools feel like homework. The people who need community accountability most get spreadsheets and PDFs instead.
Built for it: Biblical Battle Plans
A tiny team runs real applications through scattered forms and inboxes, and the people applying are having the hardest month of their lives.
Built for it: No More Fatherless
A detailer, a stunt team, a mediator: the site has to be found, be trusted in seconds, and get a request to someone who is out doing the work.
Built for it: TCL Auto Detail
Something that keeps breaking, or an idea that doesn't exist yet. Three questions either way. You get an honest read within two days, including when we are the wrong people for it.
