Custom software development and AI consulting in Houston

Port Houston moves more import containers every month than any dispatcher can watch by hand, and the last-free-day clock runs on every one of them. The trucking, drayage, and 3PL companies around Bayport, Barbours Cut, and the rail ramps run on TruckMate and McLeod, on the port and steamship-line portals, and on people checking those portals four times a day.

The trades are the same story with different software. Houston's residential and commercial contractors run on ServiceTitan, Jobber, and Housecall Pro, with the phone ringing during service calls and the estimate taking a week to become an invoice. And along the industrial corridor, from the Ship Channel out to the panel shops and integrators serving refineries and data centers, the bottleneck is quoting from drawings and knowing where every project stands.

The common thread: capable systems that do not talk, a person standing in the gap, and an owner who cannot see the numbers without a spreadsheet. That is the work we do.

AI agents for the back office. A Houston trucking company had dispatchers checking port and steamship-line websites for 600 to 700 containers a month. We built a monitoring agent inside their TMS, their tracking provider, and Microsoft Teams; dispatch gets a daily digest, a person handles only the exceptions, and they own the system. AI agents → · Trucking and logistics →

Integrations between the systems you own. A Houston security and IT contractor ran jobs in Jobber, photos in CompanyCam, spend in Ramp, payroll in Gusto, and books in QuickBooks, reconciled by hand. We connected them. Custom software and integrations →

AI automation with a person in the loop. Intake, quoting, AR follow-up, and the weekly owner report, built inside the tools you already pay for. AI automation services →

Day one, we are at your yard, shop, or office by 8. We sit with dispatch for the morning rush, with billing after lunch, and with whoever assembles the owner's numbers before we leave. We see the four browser tabs, the port portal, the spreadsheet that runs the company, and we inventory every system and what it can exchange.

Day two, we are back with the owner and the managers, and every candidate goes on the board with a P&L line and a risk score. You leave with a ranked backlog you keep, a recommended first workstream with success criteria written down, and governance notes. Then we build the top item in two weeks. Most Houston clients pick a dispatch or a back-office agent first, because that is where the hours are.

On site across Greater Houston: Houston, Sugar Land, Katy, The Woodlands, Spring, Pearland, Pasadena, Baytown, La Porte, Deer Park, Conroe, and Cypress. Along the Gulf Coast: Galveston, Texas City, Beaumont, and Port Arthur. And with companies across the US, remotely.

The two-day AI Readiness Assessment is done in person anywhere in Greater Houston and the Gulf Coast. Day one is a walkthrough with the people who do the work, and it is better in person.

From the assessments we have run locally, the first workstream is almost always one of three: a dispatch or tracking agent for a carrier, because the port clock is the most expensive thing in the building; an AI receptionist wired into the FSM for a contractor, because the missed calls during a Houston summer are the largest recoverable number; or the weekly owner report for anyone with more than two systems, because the owner has been reading a spreadsheet someone builds by hand. Each one is scoped, quoted fixed-fee, and in production in weeks.

Vorsa Logic is founder-built by Jonathan Klein and Chip Ray, based at 1433 Waverly St, Houston, TX 77008, in the Heights. We do the work ourselves with a small team, which means the people who scope your project are the people who build it and the people who answer the phone when a port changes its website. We are an AI consulting firm in Houston that would rather be judged on the system running in your dispatch office than on a deck. Insured: cyber liability, technology E&O, and general liability, with a certificate available on request.

A two-day AI Readiness Assessment at your operation, from $10,000, credited in full against your first workstream. You leave with every AI use case scored by P&L impact and risk, and we build the top one in two weeks. If it misses the mark, you don't pay for the build. Prices verified September 2026.