Nimblor is based in Dallas–Fort Worth. We advise companies on AI products and build software for their businesses. You can hire us for a consultation, an integration, or a development project.
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We review your team’s workflow before recommending AI. We check what information a tool needs, where the data goes, how someone will verify its output, and what it costs to use. If your existing software can handle the task, we’ll tell you. You get a recommendation, its tradeoffs, and a plan for introducing it to your business.
We can connect AI services to your existing software or build an assistant that works with information you approve. We agree on what it can access, test its results, and set up human review for tasks that need it.
Business websites are designed and built by Nimblor Sites, our web design studio. Each site is designed from scratch for one business, with custom animations and page transitions included.
For web applications and mobile apps, we work with you on what people need to do, how the screens should work, and what needs to be ready for launch. See our native iPhone and iPad app development work. Explore Forma, our interactive 3D website showcase.
Deliverables, revisions, and any additions are agreed in a written scope before work begins.
Third-party hosting, domains, and licenses are charged separately and remain client-owned.
If your team spends hours updating spreadsheets or moving information between systems, a custom tool may help. We can build reporting dashboards, portals, and automations that handle those tasks.
A demo furniture configurator for a fictional desk brand. Visitors compare finishes and sizes in 3D, see a demo estimate, and save a sample quote request. A sample admin shows how product options and requests can be managed in a private visitor sandbox.
We designed and built the interface, 3D experience, and backend. It shows how an interactive website can help customers explore options before making an inquiry. Demo prices; no purchase or real quote.
Advanced interactive and 3D work is quoted separately from a standard Nimblor Sites website.
We designed and built Glimshelf, a native iPhone and iPad reader for local comic files and self-hosted libraries. It is now in public TestFlight beta.
Offline reading takes more than a download button. In Glimshelf, a Trip Pack checks that selected books are ready before a reader leaves the network. Reading progress is saved on the device first, then queued Komga and Kavita updates resume when the server is available. If the device and server have different saved positions, the reader chooses which one to keep.
That meant designing one reading experience across local files, Komga, Kavita, and OPDS, then testing what happens when a download or sync fails. It is the kind of interface and integration work we offer to clients.
Describe what you want to build or the problem you need help with. Include anything you’ve already tried.
We meet online, or in person in DFW, to discuss the requirements and ask the questions we need to prepare a quote.
You receive a written scope, pricing, and milestones before work begins.
You review the work at agreed points during the project. The proposal also covers handover and any training or support.
Yes. We start with the task, the people doing it, the systems involved, and how you’ll judge whether a change helps. If an existing product fits the workflow and your data requirements, we can evaluate it. If your current tools need to exchange information or use an AI service, an integration may fit. If the work needs its own interface or rules, we can scope custom software. We include ongoing costs and maintenance in that decision.
Business websites have a published price at Nimblor Sites. Every other project receives a written quote based on its requirements; the starting prices above are not a commitment to additional work. If a separate discovery phase is needed, we agree on its scope and cost first.
Yes. We work with businesses in Dallas-Fort Worth and elsewhere. Online meetings are available wherever you’re based. Local clients can also meet with us in person.
Yes. If you’re in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, we’re happy to meet over coffee to discuss your project. We don’t have a public office, so we’ll agree on a convenient place and time. Just mention it in your inquiry.
We start by understanding what you already use. Integration options depend on the systems, available APIs, permissions, and your data requirements.
Handover, documentation, ownership, and ongoing maintenance are addressed in the proposal. Any continuing support is scoped explicitly so you know what is included.
Yes. We designed and built Glimshelf, an iPhone and iPad reader now in public beta. It imports local files, connects to Komga, Kavita, and OPDS libraries, and supports offline reading. Read about that work above. We also run Nimblor Sites, our web design studio for small business websites.
Send us a description of the work. We’ll reply by email to discuss it with you.
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