A local home. A nationwide outlook.

Techtrend Solutions is based in Mount Vernon, Washington, in Skagit County. We build custom software and connect business systems for teams throughout the United States.

Software should fit the work.

That is the idea behind Techtrend Solutions. Businesses can end up paying for several tools while their teams still rely on duplicate entry, manual reports, and side spreadsheets. We help identify where the gaps are and build around the way the work actually happens.

Sometimes that means a custom web app. Sometimes it means connecting two existing tools, automating a handoff, or replacing one part of a process. We start with the smallest useful step.

Based in Mount Vernon, serving the US

Mount Vernon and Skagit County are our home. Our service area extends across the United States, with Washington businesses in Skagit, Whatcom, King, and Pierce counties among the teams we serve.

These are service areas, not additional office locations. We can discuss your workflow, review your existing tools, and plan the project with your team wherever you are based.

  • Skagit County: our home county and a focus for local business relationships.
  • Whatcom County: custom software and connected workflows for businesses to the north.
  • King and Pierce counties: operations systems, automation, and integrations for businesses in the Puget Sound region.
  • Across the United States: the same practical approach for teams outside Washington.

Built around specific businesses

Our selected builds include Applicant Tracker for hiring and people workflows, Ranch Relay for livestock marketplace operations, and GrowerOS for growers. They reflect the same approach: understand the work, connect the right information, and make the system useful to the people who run it.

See selected builds →

Clear ownership and a practical next step

We define the scope, ownership, and support arrangement before a build begins. You can own the software outright or choose a managed plan. A free 30-minute stack audit is the starting point for finding out what is worth keeping, connecting, automating, or replacing.