The builder behind Rowvyn

    Built by someone who's been in the weeds.

    Montrell Cruse built Rowvyn after seeing how much money and momentum small businesses lose when their tools, data, and daily workflows never line up.

    "When you work with Rowvyn, you work with me. I don't stop until the thing actually works."

    Montrell Cruse

    How it started

    Family HVAC became the proving ground.

    Rowvyn grew out of helping a family HVAC company untangle disconnected tools, reporting, and daily workflows. That operating experience became the starting point for building practical software around a business.

    The work started with reporting. Then it became the data behind the reports. Then it became custom software because the off-the-shelf tools kept getting in the way.

    The dashboards surfaced $1.3M–$2.1M in unsold estimate value and made a 46% close rate visible. That was visibility into existing pipeline, with a clearer basis for follow-up decisions. The work connected the data, the tools, and the people using them.

    Today Montrell builds custom tools, integrations, and reporting for small businesses across industries. The work includes home-service data systems, a market-vendor product in beta, and public developer tools. Each engagement stays close to the operating problem and the people doing the work.

    Montrell Cruse, founder of Rowvyn
    Montrell CruseFounder and builder, Rowvyn

    What comes to the table

    Enough range to follow the problem.

    The work rarely stays inside one neat category. Reporting exposes a data problem. The data problem exposes a tooling problem. The tooling problem exposes a workflow worth automating.

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    Dashboards & Reporting

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    Data Infrastructure & Pipelines

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    Custom Software & Internal Tools

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    AI Integration & Automation

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    Shipped 2 apps to the App Store

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    Built a custom integration platform for a home services company

    Work directly with the builder

    Bring the business problem.

    If you want someone who can move from the operating question to the data, software, and automation underneath it, start the conversation.