The platform you wish you'd had three years ago.
Custom systems designed around how your team actually works, not how a vendor imagines you do. From a blank discovery doc to working software in your hands in weeks, not quarters.
REDTech Solutions builds the platforms, learning experiences, and strategy higher education and mission-driven organizations actually run their work on. Built for higher ed by the people who lead higher ed, designed around how your team actually works, not how a vendor imagines you do.
Every number below represents software in production today, serving institutions that depend on it. Built, deployed, and operated by us end to end, with no junior team behind the scenes and no hand-off after launch.
Strategy, design, engineering, and infrastructure as a single continuous loop. Every platform ships with CI/CD, monitoring, and documentation.
Custom systems designed around how your team actually works, not how a vendor imagines you do. From a blank discovery doc to working software in your hands in weeks, not quarters.
Secure cloud foundations, modern identity, and deploy pipelines that move code safely from idea to production. Built so your team always knows who changed what, when, and so audit season isn't a fire drill.
Interactive decision-support, data pipelines, and benchmarking against the data sources your sector trusts. Numbers your cabinet can defend, not BI tools no one opens.
Credentialing reviews, program analysis, document workflows, all augmented by AI that knows your domain. Not chatbots that pretend; systems that replace hours of manual review with results your accreditors can audit.
Automated reporting, document pipelines, and system-to-system bridges that quietly eliminate the copy-paste tax your team has been paying for years.
Higher-ed strategic consulting, instructional design, and online course development. Accreditation support, vendor evaluation, and digital transformation. Senior counsel from people who've made these calls inside an institution. Thinking with you, not selling at you.
Five platforms, live in production today. Each one started as an institutional problem no off-the-shelf vendor was solving, and shipped, scaled, and stayed.
“I don't just build software for institutions. I use it every day. That dual perspective — builder and end-user — is the whole point.”
Four phases. Weeks, not months. Working software inside the first month — not wireframes and promises.
We sit with your team, walk through real workflows, and ask the uncomfortable questions early. No assumptions. No pitch deck. Just listening, documenting, and turning institutional knowledge into something actionable.
We plan before we build. Architecture decisions, integration points, security model, and the migration path, all reviewed with your team before code is written. This is where six-month rewrites get prevented.
You see real screens in a real environment within weeks of kickoff. Feedback loops measured in days, not in "next sprint, we'll circle back." You stay in the loop; we stay in the code.
Launching is the middle, not the end. Monitoring, alerts, on-call, scheduled maintenance, and documentation your team can actually read. The platforms we've shipped are still the ones we maintain — that's the model.
Three ways in — discovery, build, or ongoing. Fixed-scope proposals, no seat licenses, no surprise invoices.
A short, fixed-fee engagement to map workflows, interview stakeholders, and draft the architecture memo. The best way in if the scope isn't settled yet.
Custom platform, designed and shipped end-to-end. Working software in your hands inside the first month; production deployment, CI/CD, and documentation by the end.
Retainer for monitoring, maintenance, and continuous improvement. The platforms we shipped in 2023 are still on this plan — we don't hand off and vanish.
A small shop with a short list. The clarity is the point.
One operator, a deliberate scope — and real skin in the game.
REDTech Solutions is led by Justin Rose — a technologist who has spent his entire career inside higher education. As Vice Provost of Digital Strategy at Southeastern University, he doesn't just build software for institutions: he uses it, maintains it, and depends on it every day.
That dual perspective — builder and end-user — means every platform we create is designed around how institutions actually work, not how a vendor imagines they do. The result: systems that stick, teams that trust them, and outcomes you can measure.
“The goal isn't to ship software. The goal is to ship outcomes — the software is just the vehicle.”
Short answers to the ones that always come up before a scope lands.
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