Not sure which one you need?
I am Lynsie. I build these myself, one at a time, in Crozet. Tell me what you run and I will tell you straight.
Hand-built web apps called Coops. No templates. No SaaS sprawl. Yours forever.
Not sure which one you need?Answer three questions and I will tell you, in about thirty seconds. →Did you know Roost makes Coops for families, too?
A Family Coop is $9 a month, or $90 a year, which is two months free. There is a live demo you can poke at with no account. The business prices below are not for you.not screenshots, actual working apps
These are real Coops. Click anything. Nothing is behind an email wall.
Specials, staff, schedules, and the brand kit. Everything a bar runs on, in one place.
Open the demo →Four TV menu boards that update from the owner's phone. A real client, running today.
Open the demo →Schedules, lists, and who is bringing what. The same craft, sized for a household.
Open the demo →These are real. Click anything. No email wall.
the one most people need
Not on purpose. Somebody built it, something changed, and now the menu button goes nowhere and the hours are from two summers ago. Meanwhile the real information lives in your head, a group chat, and a laminated sign by the till.
website + Coop
The Pair
A new website and the Coop that feeds it, built together so they can never disagree. You change your hours once, in the Coop, from your phone. The website updates itself. So do the screens in the room, if you have them.
What you get
What it ends
Bought separately that is a $1,500 Coop plus a site build. Together, $2,500. Delivery is usually a week.
plain numbers, no quote form
One build fee, and you own it. Care plans are optional and you can pause them anytime.
I wanted to delegate more, and Roost gave me the freedom to do it. Ordering, training, and instant website fixes all live in the coop, one place that keeps everything buzzing. When inventory runs low, I order from my vendors with a tap.
restaurant ownerAs a small but mighty agency, I onboard clients and keep them true to their brand while tracking my team's work in the same place. No more digging through Drive for assets, clumsy reporting, or social posts drifting off brand.
marketing agency ownerThe coop kept me organized while launching my business: operations frameworks, a client funnel, and simple ways to promote events, track leads, and set up email campaigns that meet my clients at every step.
founder, new business"Check the coop" is my favorite new sentence as a mom. Chores, school assignments, and our shared family calendar all live in one place now, and my kids actually use it.
a Roost momthe part nobody puts on a website
If your Coop is not right, I keep building until it is. Hand-built means it fits.
what kind of work do you do?
however you like to start
Fifteen minutes, no pitch. Tell me what is driving you nuts and I will tell you honestly whether a Coop helps.
Book a free 15-minute callThe intake takes about twenty minutes and saves as you go. It is how every Coop starts.
Start the intakeA Family Coop is $9 a month. Tell me what it is for and I will build it around you, or open the demo first.
See the Family Coop
Not sure which one you need?
I am Lynsie. I build these myself, one at a time, in Crozet. Tell me what you run and I will tell you straight.