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DNC Tech is the two of us. One of us builds the software; the other makes sure the people who actually live in it every day genuinely want to.
We're a married couple — and both military veterans — who decided to build software the way we'd want it built for us. I'm Lance, the engineer behind every DNC build. I've spent my career designing, securing, and shipping systems that people depend on, and I started DNC Tech to bring that same standard to small businesses that big agencies tend to overlook or overcharge.
My wife is the other half of this — and the half a lot of software forgets. She lives in how a tool feels to use: the customer's real workflow, the way an employee actually moves through their day, the small frictions that decide whether software gets loved or abandoned. Together we ship things that are solid underneath and genuinely usable on top.
Lance architects and builds the whole stack — secure, fast, and yours to keep. Years of building mission-critical systems mean your software is designed to be owned, handed off, and run for pennies a month, with no lock-in and no surprises.
Before a line of code is written, we map how your team and your customers actually work — the steps, the handoffs, the daily reality. That user-flow and design work is what turns "a piece of software" into a tool people reach for without thinking.
We run this business on the things that matter to us: faith, family, and doing right by people. We operate on integrity, and we bring that into every conversation, every quote, and every handoff. We say what we'll do and we do it.
At heart, we're problem solvers. The most rewarding part of this work isn't the clever code — it's solving problems. When you work with DNC Tech, you're working with people who'll actually build and care about the software and the impact it makes on your team or organization.