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About Solagon

A tech consulting firm for businesses that need software, not another template.

Solagon builds custom websites, platforms, internal tools, and AI systems. Every system is written from scratch — lightweight, fast, and cheap to run.

  • Wilmington, NCBased in
  • Three developersTeam
  • Retainer & projectEngagement

What we do

Build the software. Ship the AI. Make the business faster.

Most businesses lose hours every week to software that was never built for them. We fix that — custom websites, platforms, internal tools, and AI systems, built from the ground up. No WordPress. No templates. No plugin stacks.

Every client works directly with the people writing the code. No account managers, no layered hand-offs, no swap after the pitch — just direct access to the developers shipping the work.

How we work

Four principles.

They decide what we take on, how we build it, and how we hand it off.

Direct access, end-to-end

The people who scope the work are the people who ship it. No layered hand-offs. No swap after the pitch.

Custom-built, not bolted together

No page builders. No plugin stacks. We write the code — that’s why it stays fast and cheap to change.

Built to be inherited

Every system we ship is documented, observable, and built so it can be handed off cleanly when the engagement ends.

Outcomes over optics

We measure the work against business results — hours saved, cost reduced, revenue earned — not deliverable counts.

Who builds it

Three developers.

Every client works directly with the people writing the code — no account managers, no layered hand-offs, no swap after the pitch.

Stone Baldwin, Web Platform Developer at Solagon

Stone Baldwin

Web Platform Developer

Zach Phillips, Systems Developer at Solagon

Zach Phillips

Systems Developer

Dan Opirhory, Mobile Platform Developer at Solagon

Dan Opirhory

Mobile Platform Developer

Next step

Custom work. Owned by you.

Tell us where the operation drags. We'll come back with what to build, how long it takes, and what it costs to run afterward.