Sheridan, Wyoming — Est. 2024
Software, built to run
your whole operation.
Vobion is a software studio for companies that sell, ship, and stock things. We design and build the systems in between — storefronts, warehouses, and the pipes that connect them.
What we build
Three problems we're asked to solve on repeat.
Full detail on the services page — here's the shape of the work.
Product & platform builds
Web apps, internal tools, and customer-facing platforms built from a blank page or a messy legacy one.
- Web application development
- Internal tooling & dashboards
- Legacy system modernization
E-commerce engineering
Shopify apps, custom themes, and checkout logic for merchants who've outgrown off-the-shelf plugins.
- Shopify app development
- Custom theme builds
- Payment & regional integrations
Warehouse & logistics systems
WMS builds and inventory tooling that keep stock counts, orders, and carriers in sync.
- Warehouse management systems
- Inventory & order sync
- Carrier & fulfillment integrations
How we work
A short chain of custody from idea to production.
Scope
We map the system you actually have, not the one in the diagram, then agree on what "done" means.
Build
Short cycles, working software early, and a direct line to whoever's writing the code.
Ship
Deployed to your infrastructure or ours, with the handover documented, not tribal knowledge.
Support
Fixed-scope projects end with a clean handoff; retained clients get ongoing maintenance.
Why Vobion
Built by people who've run the warehouse floor, not just the whiteboard.
We've built and operated our own e-commerce and warehouse products, so the software we build for you accounts for how operations actually break — not just how they're supposed to work.
Fit
Good fit if any of this sounds familiar.
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Your spreadsheet became the source of truth
Orders, stock, or fulfillment data lives in exports and manual updates instead of one system.
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Off-the-shelf plugins hit a wall
You need logic — pricing, routing, regional payments — that a marketplace app can't cover.
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You're scaling past one warehouse
Manual counts and phone calls between locations don't hold once volume grows.
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You need a technical partner, not a vendor
You want a small team that stays through the messy middle, not just the kickoff call.