We help local Maine businesses ship better software — without the overhead, jargon, or out-of-state account managers. Just thoughtful engineering, delivered by people who live here.
Parlin Technologies partners with manufacturers, healthcare providers, hospitality operators, professional services firms, and family-owned businesses across the state. Whether you're modernizing a system that's been duct-taped together since 2009 or building something new from scratch, we bring the technical horsepower without the agency markup.
We work statewide — Portland to Presque Isle, Bangor to the Berkshires border — on-site when it helps, remote when it doesn't.
Web and mobile applications built around how your business actually operates — not forced into someone else's template. Modern stacks, sensible architecture, code you can hand to anyone.
Connecting the tools you already pay for. CRM, accounting, scheduling, e-commerce, point-of-sale — we make them talk to each other so your team stops copying data between tabs.
That old database, that aging internal tool, that spreadsheet running half your operation — we replace it carefully, without breaking what's working.
AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud setup, migration, and right-sizing. We help you stop overpaying for servers you forgot you had.
Dashboards and reporting tools that show you what's actually happening in your business. Built once, owned by you, no monthly per-seat surprises.
Honest, vendor-neutral guidance for owners and operators. Software selection, build-vs-buy decisions, RFPs, and second opinions — billed by the hour, not by the project.
We pick up the phone. We drive to your office. We understand what a mud season delay means for your project timeline, and we know the difference between "down east" and "the midcoast."
More importantly, we build software that survives long after the engagement ends. No proprietary lock-in, no offshoring surprises, no junior consultants learning on your dime.
The first conversation is always free, and we'll tell you straight if we're not the right fit. Most projects start with a 30-minute call to figure out what you actually need.
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