Awesomeosity started as a joke at work about eighteen years ago. Someone pointed out that the word didn't exist. We had T-shirts printed anyway.
The joke aged into something we actually meant: a thing doesn't need permission to be legitimate. Not a word. Not a business. Not your idea.
You have an idea, or a dream, or a small business held together mostly by you. What you don't have is the time to become a systems administrator, or the budget of a company with a procurement department.
So you do what everyone does. You stitch it together — a free trial here, a spreadsheet there, three tools that each do a third of the job, and a subscription you keep meaning to cancel.
We build for people who want what the well-funded have — the assistant, the bookkeeper, the one who transcribes the meeting, the website that doesn't look homemade — without the budget that usually comes attached.
Because we needed the tools. Then people close to us needed them. In one case we built our own because the alternative wanted a subscription that cost more than the thing it replaced.
That's the entire origin story. There is no funding round in it.
Enable people to explore and grow — their businesses, and their minds.
LocationFlow helps you book clients and get paid. Comedy Mate helps you build a set. OnTheRecord turns talking into text without sending your voice anywhere. Different problems, one intent: hand someone a capability they didn't have yesterday.
It isn't our job to gatekeep. It's our job to give you access and then get out of the way.
We don't sell your data. Not to advertisers, not to brokers, not to anyone.
We don't train AI on it. Yours stays yours.
We keep it off our servers where we can. Our apps work locally because that is the practical way to keep your things safe — not because we want you locked into an ecosystem. Where a service genuinely needs hosting, like LocationFlow, we host it, and the two promises above still hold.
Paid is ad-free. Always. If we ever run ads, it will be on a free tier, and paying is how you leave.
What they cost to run. Not what we could get away with.
Our mobile apps are a dollar a month, ten dollars a year, or twenty dollars once and it is yours. LocationFlow costs more because it runs real infrastructure on your behalf, and we'd rather charge for that honestly than pretend servers are free.
Margins are thin on purpose. Thin enough to be fair, enough to keep building.
Small enough that when you write to us, you are writing to a person. Small enough that a good suggestion can be in the product within the week.
That cuts both ways, and it is the deal we're offering: we want to hear from you. If something is broken, or clumsy, or nearly-right-but-not-quite, tell us. We would rather know.
Awesomeosity was founded by BenJamin Morin. The T-shirts still exist.
The shortest path from a good idea to a shipped feature is usually an email from someone using it.