Brevard CreekLabs

Brevard Creek Labs

Thoughtful software
for meaningful work.

Brevard Creek Labs builds software that helps people create, automate, and get work done without unnecessary complexity.

See what we’re building About Brevard Creek Labs
Fig. 1 — Brevard Creek, drawn as a loop. Every current in it is a sine wave sampled across two tile widths, so sliding the drawing by one tile puts identical geometry where the old geometry was and the seam never shows.

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What we build

We build software products for people who have real work to do. We design each one, write it, run the systems behind it, and support the people who use it.

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    DocuBend

    docubend.com

    A document platform for creating, editing, reviewing, sharing, and automating important documents.
    Work with documents in the browser or automate them through an API.

    Visit DocuBend

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    Webs & Flows

    websnflows.com

    A visual way to connect web applications, APIs, and automated workflows.
    Build workflows that move information between the tools you already use.

    Visit Webs & Flows

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    Cueframe

    Coming sooninteractive demos

    A new way to show people how software works by letting them interact with it instead of watching a video.

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We build the software we want to use.

Brevard Creek Labs is a small software company. We design, build, operate, and support our own products.

That means we use them ourselves, notice what is frustrating, and fix it.

We prefer simple systems, useful features, and software that stays out of the way.

We also build tools for ourselves. Our internal workspace, the Virtual HQ, is where we try out messaging, documents, calls, automation and software agents before any of it gets near a product. It is an engineering project, not something we sell.

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Useful beats impressive.

We are interested in software that makes real work easier, not software that exists because a technology is fashionable.

  1. Solve the actual problem.

    Start with the work people need to do. The software comes second.

  2. Keep it understandable.

    A useful tool should not require a manual to explain what it does.

  3. Automate the boring parts.

    Software is good at repetitive work. People should spend their time on the parts that require judgment.

  4. Keep people in control.

    Automation should help people get work done, not make decisions on their behalf.

  5. Build what we use.

    We are our own first customer. If something is frustrating, we feel it too.

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We use AI where it is useful.

AI is another tool. We use it when it makes software more useful or takes away tedious work, but we don’t build products simply because they contain AI.

The goal is still the same: make useful software that helps people do meaningful work.

If you use one of our products, want to learn more, or have an idea worth discussing, send us a note.

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