formfiled

Work

Nothing to show here yet.

Form Filed is new. We could fill this page with invented examples and a stock photo of somebody in a hard hat, and you would see through it in about four seconds. So here's what's actually true instead.

Who's building it

The person behind this has shipped a lot of small software.

Form Filed is built by Brad Jones at Project 251, twenty-five years into writing software and most of it the unglamorous kind: inspection, dispatch, inventory and field systems for small companies. Several are still in daily use by the people they were built for, which is the only review of a tool that counts.

Field and inspection systemsBuilt for small operators, still running years later
Dispatch and schedulingThe boring middle of a service business, which is where the time goes
A B2B catalog of 3,992 productsIts slowest page went from 22.3 seconds to 0.69

That work is on pro251.com, where it belongs. None of it is a Form Filed job, and it would be dishonest to put it here as one.

What goes here

When there is work, this is what you'll see.

Not a testimonial. The form, the trade, and what measurably changed.

Company name Trade
The form
Who has to receive it
How it was filed before
Time per report, before
Time per report, after
What they'd say about it

Published only with their name on it, and only once they've read it

Being first

There's something in it for whoever goes first.

The first few companies are doing us a favor, and pretending otherwise would be insulting. So the deal is different for them.

You pay when it worksNot before. If it doesn't do the job, you owe nothing and we've learned something
The price is fixed for you$39 a month for as long as you use it, whatever it costs anyone else later
You get a sayYou're shaping the thing rather than being sold it, and the odd things your trade does get built in

Start here

Send us the form you're stuck with.

We'll build it and show you. If it's no good you've lost an email.