Allston Systems builds case-management and digital-service systems the government can keep.
We build for federal agencies on Forge, a software generation platform we license. The systems are standard .NET, Angular, and USWDS. The compliance checks run in the build. The agency owns the result from the first commit.
What we build
Case management of any kind: permits, claims, applications, appeals. Public intake portals. Forms converted from the PDFs an agency already has. Replacements for systems past their service life, with the old records and their history carried across.
What you keep
The source repository, the container images, the data in your own Postgres, the generators, the evidence pack, and the runbooks. There is no proprietary runtime and no Allston-hosted service. Any team that can maintain .NET can maintain this.
What happens when we leave
Nothing stops. The exit runbook ships with the first release and is re-tested at every release. A new team follows it to build and operate the system. What ends is our maintenance stream, not your ability to move. The itemized list is on the exit story page.
The demonstration
One hour, live, on your own material. Bring an intake form, a screenshot of a legacy screen, or nothing. You will see a working accessible form come out of your document, a case run through its real states, and the audit timeline fill in. Then you leave with the exit terms in writing.
Email Shea Rogers to schedule it. The address is contact@allstonsystems.com, if the link is blocked. It goes to a person.