Merced, CA · Merced County
Seamonster Coding builds business applications, internal tools, and websites for organizations across Merced County. We're based in Clovis, about an hour up Highway 99, so a kickoff at your office or a walkthrough of how the work really happens is a short drive, not a flight.
The local picture
Merced County turns the Valley's harvest into finished products. Food and beverage manufacturers like Foster Farms and Hilmar Cheese are among its largest employers, alongside Mercy Medical Center and UC Merced, which now accounts for roughly 4% of the county's economic output.
That mix creates a particular kind of software problem: production and inventory data spread across spreadsheets, supplier information that never quite lines up, records that have to be right for compliance, and teams split between the office, the plant floor, and the field.
Castle Commerce Center, the former Castle Air Force Base, adds manufacturing and logistics operations to the mix, including autonomous-vehicle testing. It's a county where dependable internal tools often matter more than another subscription.
What we build
Replace the spreadsheets behind receiving, production counts, and stock across sites with one system your team actually uses.
Learn moreBring data from many sources into one consistent catalog or database, the same problem we solved for a Clovis retailer's multi-supplier catalog.
Learn moreClinics, firms, and agencies where who can see a record matters. Access follows the role, as in the case-management system we built for a law firm.
Learn moreFast, mobile-first websites for local shops and service companies, custom designed rather than templated, starting at $1,000.
Learn moreWork from across the Valley
These projects weren't built in Merced, but they solve the problems Merced organizations bring to us. Each has a full case study.
Working together
Most of the work happens remotely, with regular check-ins and working demos you can click through. We come to Merced in person when seeing the operation helps: kickoffs, workflow walkthroughs on the floor, and launch day.
Also serving Atwater, Livingston, Los Banos, and Hilmar, and the rest of Merced County.
Questions
Yes. The whole county is within easy driving distance of Clovis. Day-to-day work is remote, and we come out in person for the conversations that go better on site.
Yes. Early-stage teams often need a working prototype, a device interface, or a data pipeline before they need a full product. We build embedded C/C++, sensor telemetry, and web tools, and we can scope a small first phase so a grant or seed budget goes further.
Usually, yes. Many operations here run on a mix of accounting software, spreadsheets, and older line-of-business tools. Connecting to what already works is often cheaper and less disruptive than replacing it.
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