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Custom software · Sacramento, CA

Custom software development in Sacramento, CA

Rune builds custom software for Sacramento companies: web applications, integrations, internal tools, and customer portals, for healthcare, agriculture and food, construction and engineering, and firms that work with state government.

The senior engineer you talk to is the one who writes your code. Erik Mellum has spent more than a decade building production software, including as a founding engineer on an enterprise product at Zoom and at Y Combinator-backed Quartzy, and has delivered complete systems, from database to finished product.

  • Sacramento County
  • West Sacramento
  • Elk Grove
  • Folsom
  • Rancho Cordova
  • Davis
Sacramento

Software development services in Sacramento

Internal tools

Scheduling, quoting, inventory, and compliance tools built around how your team works, with permissions and an audit trail.

Systems integration

CRM, ERP, accounting, field service, and payment platforms connected with reliable APIs and background jobs.

Customer and partner portals

Secure logins where clients see project status, documents, invoices, and reports.

Legacy modernization

Aging internal apps and websites rebuilt step by step, with the business running on them the whole time.

Why Rune

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.

FAQ

Questions from Sacramento

Do you work with mid-size companies, or only small businesses?

Both. Our local web design serves small businesses, and our custom software work is built for growing and mid-size companies with real systems, real users, and requirements around security and reliability.

How do engagements usually start?

Most start with a short, paid discovery phase: we learn the problem, look at your existing systems, and come back with a written scope, architecture, and a fixed quote. You can take that plan anywhere, but most clients have us build it.

Can you work alongside our in-house IT or development team?

Yes. We can own a project end to end, or work inside your repositories and processes alongside your team, with code, documentation, and handoff your people can maintain.

Who owns the code?

You do, from day one. The code lives in a repository your company controls, along with the documentation.

Building something in Sacramento?

Tell us what you are trying to solve. You will hear back from the engineer who would build it, with honest thoughts on scope.