We build our own
Every product on this site is ours. We choose what to make, what to charge, and what to fix next — and we live with those decisions.
About
RedMont Labs, LLC
A software company in Lakeland, Florida that designs, builds, ships, and supports its own mobile products. No client work, no outsourced roadmap — the people who build the apps answer the support email.
Who we are
Small company, whole product.
RedMont Labs, LLC is based in Lakeland, Florida. We build native applications for iPhone, iPad, and Android — our own products, start to finish.
That means the same small group handles the design, the build, the store submission, the pricing, and the support inbox. Nothing gets handed to a vendor and forgotten, and there's a short path between a customer noticing a problem and the person who can fix it.
- Native, not repackaged web. Apps built for the platform they run on, so they feel like they belong there.
- Both platforms, in step. iOS and Android ship together and stay at feature parity.
- Priced in one sentence. No ad networks, no data brokers, no dark-pattern upgrade paths.
- Disclosures that match reality. What a store listing claims is what the app actually does.
- Supported by the people who built it. Every message reaches the team that can act on it.
How we work
Built, shipped, and stood behind.
Three things we take seriously enough to put on a page about ourselves.
We ship on both platforms
iPhone, iPad, and Android, released together. No platform treated as an afterthought or left a version behind.
We answer the email
Support goes to the people who built the thing. No tiers, no scripts, no queue designed to wear you down.
Working with us
What we're open to.
- Press and reviews. Happy to provide review builds, screenshots, and background on any product.
- Beta testers. Tell us which app and which platform, and we'll add you to the next round.
- Partnerships. Content, distribution, or data-feed conversations that fit a product we already run.
- Support. Anything that isn't working the way it should. Put the app name in the subject line.
Get in touch.
One inbox, read by the people who build the apps.