Independent software studioRyoma — Est. 2026

Small software with a point of view.

Focused products with calm interfaces, direct ownership, and enough personality to feel made by a person.

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Products
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Maker
macOS · iOS
Platforms

01The shelf

Four products on the bench.

02In focus

Clear extra-work approval from a rough site note.

SiteTicket AI helps contractors show what changed, explain the added cost, keep evidence, then share a PDF, customer text, or invoice note — before a small change becomes a dispute.

  • Built for active job-site changes
  • PDF, copy, signature, and cost lines stay together
  • Complements existing contractor workflows
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SiteTicket AI

Current beta

iOS app

Change order

Kitchen backsplash electrical

$281.00

Site note

Move three outlets higher after cabinets were installed.

Scope

Extra labor, boxes, wire extensions, plates, patch materials.

Approval

Verbal approval recorded before signing.

03The studio

Named after a restless independent, run like one.

Ryoma takes its name from Sakamoto Ryoma — a 19th-century figure who worked outside the established houses to move things forward. The studio keeps that spirit: one maker, a short list of products, and full ownership from first sketch to shipped release.

No team to coordinate, no roadmap by committee — just careful tools built with a point of view and shipped when they are ready.

Line illustration of a samurai, a nod to the studio's namesake Sakamoto Ryoma
Namesake坂本龍馬 · Sakamoto Ryoma

04House style

How a one-person studio stays sharp.

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Owned end to end

Product, interface, code, launch, and support all stay close together.

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Narrow by design

Each tool starts with one clear job, then earns every extra detail.

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Useful with taste

Small utilities can still feel memorable, calm, and personal.

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