We build software that fits how you work.

Websites, booking, and the tools your staff uses every day. We write the plan down first, build it, and stay on after it goes live.

What we build

Clear plan. Clear timeline.

The software a business runs on.

We start by writing down what we are going to build and when it will be done. You get a price after that — not before. When it goes live, we stay on to keep it running.

For your customers

Websites, booking, and accounts

Online scheduling, billing, and a place for customers to log in. Built so your staff is not typing the same thing into two systems.

For your staff

The tools behind the counter

Inventory, job tickets, approvals, and the spreadsheet four people share. We turn that into software your team can run.

When nothing talks

Make your software work together

Payments, bookkeeping, scheduling, the vendor tool you already pay for. We connect them so nobody is copying numbers by hand. If something breaks, a person hears about it.

Selected work

Most of it sits behind a login

Work already in production.

Clinic systems, salon software, and client sites we continue to run. A lot of it talks to the same API, so the public site and the staff tools stay on one set of records.

Warner Robins, Georgia

Lunar MD

An EMR for medical spas. Scheduling, charts, and billing that hand off to each other.

Warner Robins, Georgia

Parlor

Booking and the front desk for salons. Customers book against the same records the staff already has.

About

From the first conversation through the years after launch.

Lunar Engineering builds software for businesses in Houston County, Georgia and across the country. You tell us what is slowing the business down. We write down what we are going to build, then we build it. Most projects take two to five months. When it goes live, we stay on — fixes, changes, the next piece.

Questions

Straight answers before you call.

What we build, who it is for, and what happens after it goes live.

What kind of software do you build?

Websites, booking, billing, inventory, dispatch, job notes, and the connections between them. If four people depend on a spreadsheet, that is usually the job.

Who do you work with?

Small and mid-size businesses. Clinics, contractors, shops — companies with customers walking in or booking online.

How does a project start?

A conversation, then a written plan and a timeline. Most projects take two to five months. We figure out the size of the job before we give you a price.

Do you stay on after it goes live?

Yes. You own what we build, and we write down how it works. After launch we stay on — watching it, changing it, building the next piece. We can also hand it to your team.

Start with a conversation

If something is slowing the business down, tell us.

Tell us what is not working and what can wait. We will tell you what we would build and what it would take.

Let's talk