Tillampa is the public face of B2G Solutions — a small Texas team shipping practical software for cities and local campaigns.
Most local-government software is built far away from the people who actually use it. Long contracts. Features nobody asked for. We're trying a different way.
Pick a problem we've seen up close — permits stuck in email, a campaign drowning in spreadsheets — ship a small tool that fixes it, then sit with the people using it.
Today that means two products: PermitFlow for permit departments, and Tactical Politician for local campaigns — plus custom-built software when the off-the-shelf market doesn't fit. More when the next problem is real.
No proprietary frameworks. Tools you can hire for. Code you could read.
Server-rendered React, Tailwind 4, deployed on Render.
Per-product Postgres. Embeddings live next to the data they're describing.
Mixed-provider AI. Honest about what's a real model and what isn't.
Boring backends. JWT auth. Role-based access. Audit-logged risky actions.
Hosting on Render. Local dev on Docker. Backups, monitoring, the usual.
Public roadmap. Build logs. Daily progress on GitHub. No black-box pilots.
Plenty of shortcuts exist in this market. We don't take them, even when the contract is tempting.