OmniStack was founded on a simple idea: clients shouldn't have to chase three vendors when something breaks. We deliver the hardware, write the software, and operate it ourselves.
OmniStack was founded by engineers who spent years deploying systems for local governments, hospitals, and growing enterprises. We saw the same pattern over and over: software vendors blamed the network, hardware vendors blamed the database, and the client was stuck in the middle.
We started OmniStack to fix that. One company, one accountable contract, one team that designs, racks, codes, deploys, and operates the whole stack — from the server humming in your basement to the mobile app a citizen taps in line at city hall.
Today we run 25 production-grade systems across 8 industries, and the catalog grows every quarter — informed by what real operators tell us they need.
These aren't posters on a wall. They're the rules we use when we make hard calls about scope, priority, and trade-offs.
We're paid to ship features only if those features change a metric. If the workflow doesn't get faster, we haven't done our job.
Source code, infrastructure, data — all yours. No perpetual license fees, no vendor lock-in clauses, no hostage situations.
2FA, RBAC, audit logging, encrypted backups — table stakes. We turn them on before we hand over a single login.
Production in 6 weeks beats perfection in 6 months. We ship working software early and harden iteratively.
You get the same engineers post-launch as you did during the pilot. No handoff to a faceless support queue.
The team that wrote the code is on call when it pages at 2am. Skin in the game keeps quality honest.
Production systems
Industries served
Uptime SLA target
Source-owned by client
We take on a small number of new engagements each quarter — quality over volume. Tell us what you're trying to fix.