Custom software development in Roseville, CA
Rune builds custom software for companies in Roseville, Rocklin, and Lincoln: operations tools, integrations, and customer-facing platforms, plus the website to match.
The engineer you meet is the one who builds your system, a founding engineer on an enterprise product at Zoom, working in person with your team when a project benefits from it.
- Placer County
- Rocklin
- Lincoln
- Granite Bay
- Citrus Heights
Software development services in Roseville
Operations software
Scheduling, dispatch, quoting, and reporting tools that let a growing company handle more work without more admin.
Construction and home services platforms
Estimates, job tracking, and customer updates connected to the field, built around the software you already use.
Websites for B2B sales
Sites that answer technical questions and hand leads cleanly to your sales process.
How we work
The engineer you meet writes the code
Several firms that rank for software development in the Sacramento region deliver through offshore or nearshore teams. At Rune, the senior engineer on your first call is the one who builds your system.
Your code, in your repository, from day one
The code lives in a repository your company controls, with documentation your team can maintain. Nothing to hand back if we ever part ways.
A working demo every week
Progress you can click on, with a short written status alongside it.
Systems we have shipped
Live projects, with the story of how each one was built.

SP3-SiteHazards
A seismic hazard platform for Haselton Baker Risk Group: address in, engineered PDF report out. The complete system - data model, API, auth, CLI, PostGIS - estimated at 250 hours and delivered on time.

NorCal Surfaces
Pickleball courts, Rubber Stone pool decks, and epoxy garage floors across Northern California, with an interactive court planner and 29 pages built to win local search. Runs on Skal.
Questions from Roseville
Do you work on-site in Roseville?
Yes. In-person working sessions are part of how we run projects, especially during discovery and launch.
What size projects do you take on?
Anything from a focused integration or internal tool to a full customer-facing platform. Larger work starts with a discovery phase and a fixed, written scope.
Can you support the software after launch?
Yes. We offer ongoing support and development, with the same engineer who built it.
Building something in Roseville?
Tell us what you are trying to solve. You will hear back from the engineer who would build it, with honest thoughts on scope.