RoamRock

Partner & press kit

Helping us spread the word

Thank you for helping. Everything here is approved to use as-is: copy the descriptions, link the pages, download the images. If you need something that isn't here, ask us at hello@roamrock.com.

Quick facts

NameRoamRock
TaglineExplore Freely on Solid Ground
What we areAn independent software studio
Websiteroamrock.com
Contacthello@roamrock.com
Live demosroamrock.com/demos

Describing us

Pick the length that fits. Please don't add claims of your own; if you want to say something that isn't here, check with us first.

One line
RoamRock is an independent software studio that builds and connects the systems behind a business, on mainstream platforms and the Internet Computer: software that takes work off your plate.
One paragraph
RoamRock is an independent software studio. It designs and builds the software behind a business, from booking and payments to online stores, automation and the admin screens people use every day, and connects it to the tools the business already runs. It works across mainstream platforms and next-generation ones like the Internet Computer, and helps businesses move between them without breaking what works. Projects come at fixed prices for a listed scope, clients own what's built, and running costs are paid from the client's own accounts with no markup. RoamRock also makes its own apps and games.
Longer, for an article or introduction
RoamRock is an independent software studio that takes on the jobs eating someone's day: orders handled by hand, bookings in someone else's system, a plugin stack that needs constant care. It has moved client sites off WordPress, built a booking and card-payment system for an Alaska vacation rental business, synced an online parts store with its eBay inventory so a one-of-a-kind part can't sell twice, and rebuilt a data store so purchases are delivered automatically. It builds on both conventional hosting and the Internet Computer, choosing per project, and connects the two to the payment, booking and marketplace services a business already relies on. Its own products include the Fiber Asset & Splice Manager for cities, utilities and ISPs, with a live demo at roamrock.com/demos. Packages have fixed prices, monthly care plans keep systems looked after, and clients own their code and data.

Who we're best for

If you know someone in one of these spots, we're a good introduction.

WhoWhat they're dealing withWhat to point them at
Small businesses on WordPressPlugins and theme licences to renew, a slow site, updates that break things.Site move & redesign, mbeta.org case study
Businesses looking at newer platformsCurious about the Internet Computer or passwordless sign-in, but can't risk what already works.Platform transitions, Kenai case study
Rental, booking and service businessesBookings, deposits and payments handled by hand or in someone else's system.Kenai case study
Online sellersStock on more than one marketplace, orders typed up by hand.Silverado Parts case study
Data and download sellersCustomers waiting on someone to send files after paying.Velocity Data case study
Cities, utilities, campuses and ISPs with fiberFiber records in spreadsheets and drawings; nobody can say which fiber goes where, or what's free.Fiber Manager live demo, case study
Anyone with a job that eats someone's dayRepetitive work a system could take over.Services, Start a project

Proof points

Each of these is shown on the linked page; use them freely.

  • Off WordPress: Kenai Realty, KP Vacation Rentals, Silverado Parts and mbeta.org all left WordPress and their plugins behind.
  • Payments built in: KP Vacation Rentals books and takes card payments for its vehicles on its own site.
  • One inventory, two stores: Silverado Parts and its eBay store sell from the same stock, so a one-of-a-kind part can never sell twice.
  • Nobody in the loop: Gulf Coast Velocity Data's purchases are paid and delivered automatically.
  • Both worlds: client sites run on conventional hosting and on the Internet Computer; KP Vacation Rentals runs on ICP while staying connected to its rental software and card payments (how we host).
  • Try it yourself: a working fiber network manager, open to anyone at roamrock.com/demos.

Products & links

NameOne lineLink
Fiber Asset & Splice ManagerConduit, cables, strands and every splice on one map, with a splice editor, end-to-end trace and dark fiber search. Live demo.Demo · Case study · Cut sheet (PDF) · Walkthrough (PDF)
Since I'm GoneWrite a letter, record a video or leave a few words for someone, and choose when it arrives. Public preview.Preview
Maze of MadnessA 3D labyrinth expedition, generated fresh for every run. An early build plays in the browser.Games portal
WorldExplorerReal-world exploration, built in Unity. Coming early 2027.Games
SignalRadarThe radio around you, explained in plain language. Android, in development.Apps
CallWallCall filtering you write yourself. Android, in development; no account, no cloud.Apps
Data HodlerMarket research and screening that runs on the phone. Android, in development.Apps

What we offer

Fixed prices for the scope listed on each package; current prices are always on the pricing section. Bigger or unusual projects get a custom quote, and monthly care plans keep a site or system looked after. Please link to the pricing section rather than quoting prices, so they never go out of date.

Logos & images

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RoamRock primary logo

Primary logo

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RoamRock horizontal logo with tagline

Horizontal logo + tagline

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RoamRock R emblem

Emblem (square)

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Fiber Manager demo screenshot

Fiber Manager screenshot

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Kenai Realty and KP Vacation Rentals screenshot

Kenai sites screenshot

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Blue #2F9FE8 Soft blue #7CC6F5 Navy #0B1624

Do's and don'ts

Please do

  • Use the descriptions and proof points above as written.
  • Link to the live demos and case studies so people can see for themselves.
  • Send anyone interested to hello@roamrock.com or the contact section.
  • Tell us where you've shared it, so we can thank you.

Please don't

  • Quote what a client paid, or promise a price or a delivery date.
  • Quote hosting or running-cost figures; they depend on the project.
  • Describe Data Hodler as investment advice; it produces research signals.
  • Say CallWall syncs, backs up or uploads anything; it is local-only.
  • Name a client or project that isn't on our website.
  • Speak for RoamRock to the press; send journalists to us.

Referrals

Under consideration. We haven't set referral terms yet. If you introduce clients to us, we're open to talking about an arrangement that suits both sides. Get in touch at hello@roamrock.com.

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