Oklahoma
Software, AI & cloud
development for Tulsa, OK.
We build custom software, AI systems, and cloud infrastructure for Tulsa companies. We work entirely remotely, with no physical offices. We serve every community in Oklahoma and all 50 states, including places without a dedicated city guide.
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The Tulsa market
Tulsa built its identity as the historic oil capital, and energy remains woven through its economy in pipeline operators, midstream firms, and the engineering companies that serve them. Aviation is the other pillar: the city hosts one of the largest commercial aircraft maintenance operations in the world along with a broader aerospace manufacturing base. In the last decade Tulsa has also deliberately courted technology workers and startups, most visibly through the Tulsa Remote program, building a small but genuine tech community on top of the industrial base.
That combination makes for a distinctive software market. Energy and aerospace firms need industrial-grade systems: maintenance tracking, document management, scheduling that respects regulatory requirements. The newer tech and startup layer needs product engineering. And the established mid-sized businesses in between, manufacturers, distributors, healthcare groups, need operational tools that replace processes built in the spreadsheet era.
As a remote-first studio, Init One Solutions fits a city that has bet publicly on remote work. We collaborate with Tulsa businesses on Central time, in the distributed style the city itself has been recruiting for.
Sectors we build for
- energy & midstream
- aerospace & aviation maintenance
- manufacturing
- technology & startups
- healthcare
- transportation & distribution
What we build
For Tulsa businesses
AI Development in Tulsa
Custom AI agents, LLM integrations, and automation built into your business.
Custom Software Development in Tulsa
Full-stack web applications, platforms, and internal tools built to fit your business.
Web Development in Tulsa
Fast, modern websites and web apps engineered for performance and search.
Cloud Infrastructure in Tulsa
Serverless AWS architecture, CI/CD, and integrations your team can maintain.
Mobile App Development in Tulsa
Native and cross-platform mobile apps built for performance.
Solutions we deliver
Commerce & Operations
Vending Business Management System
Orders & Logistics
Equipment Order and Fulfillment System
Financing Operations
Equipment Financing Management System
Service & Partner Operations
Vending Service and Partner Management
Catalog & Inventory
Equipment Catalog and Inventory Management
AI Systems
AI Customer Support Automation
Working with us from Tulsa
Does a remote software studio fit how Tulsa businesses work now?
Tulsa has recruited remote workers to the city more deliberately than almost anywhere in the country, so distributed collaboration is hardly foreign here. We work the way that community works: shared repositories, written decisions, regular video demos, all on Central time. For a Tulsa business, that means senior engineering without being limited to whoever happens to be local.
Can you build systems for energy and pipeline businesses based in Tulsa?
Yes. Tulsa's midstream and energy-services firms need software that handles field data, maintenance records, and regulatory documentation without losing anything, and that is the kind of system we build: auditable, integrated with your existing accounting and operations tools, and deployed in infrastructure you control. We scope around your specific assets rather than a generic energy template.
We are a Tulsa manufacturer still running on spreadsheets. Where would you start?
With the workflow that hurts most, usually scheduling, work orders, or quoting. We map how your Tulsa operation actually runs, build a focused system for that one process, and prove value before expanding. Replacing everything at once fails in manufacturing environments; replacing the worst bottleneck first works.