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Why we build for the browser first
No installs, no special hardware, no training week. Building for the browser keeps our software in reach of the people who actually use it.
Every product we build runs in the web browser. That choice is less about technology and more about who uses the software and on what.
The device people already have
At a busy front desk, the device is often a shared laptop. For a teacher between classes, it is a phone. For an owner checking in at night, it might be a tablet at home. A browser works on all of them without asking anyone to install, update or sign in to an app store.
What browser-first gives a business
- Nothing to install, so a new staff member can start the same day.
- One place to sign in, whatever device is nearby.
- Updates arrive for everyone at once, without anyone pressing a button.
- Owners, staff and customers each get their own view from the same address.
Browser-first also keeps us honest about speed and simplicity. If a screen is slow or confusing on an ordinary phone, we find out quickly, because that is where people use it.
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