Ideas, built to thrive
Thirty years in the field have given us a long list of ideas. We pick the best, build them on everything we've learned together, and take one or two a year from zero to one.
Atlanta · since 1997
We take on impossible data problems, simplify them and solve them for good, with SaaS, data products and services. Our favorite work is the earliest: taking an idea from zero to one. Today that means four things: building our own new products, advising bootstrapped founders, advising OEMs on parts and eCommerce, and taking on special projects.
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Thirty years in the field have given us a long list of ideas. We pick the best, build them on everything we've learned together, and take one or two a year from zero to one.
We advise founders who are building on revenue, with the perspective of a team that has done it from first customer to exit. Our focus is metro Atlanta and the Southeast.
Parts, EPC and eCommerce for automotive, motorcycle, powersports, agricultural and appliance manufacturers, and for aftermarket parts makers and online parts sellers.
Catalog building and normalization, digital marketing for massive catalogs including Google Shopping, SQL Server performance and scaling, and pipelines for very large datasets.
Thirty years of building have left us with a long list of ideas worth pursuing. Now we have the time, the team and the resources to bring many of them to life.
We incubate them in-house. Each year we take one or two from zero to one: build them, put them in front of real customers and see what signal they generate. The strongest get their own operating team to push them forward, find revenue and grow. Then we start on the next.
It keeps us doing the work we love most, and it brings a steady stream of new products to life.
Live today
An ingredient-level catalog of 7,500+ dog and cat foods from 133 brands, for families whose pets have allergies.
Agentless, source-available monitoring and SIEM for SQL Server, with Windows, IIS and website monitoring and change auditing.
Scales SQL Server horizontally across any number of servers, all read-write to the same data.
A source-available replacement for SQL Agent, so SQL Server Express can schedule and run jobs.
Our first product, for dance studios and performing arts schools.
In development
One system for small and mid-sized arts organizations: casting, rentals, ticketing, membership and classes on a shared core, with an AI assistant built in. Casting is in beta with Sanctuary Arts ATL as the founding venue.
Algorithmic, platform-neutral bidding for catalogs of millions of SKUs, tuned to hit a target ROAS, paired with live identity-aware analytics for full lifecycle closed-loop tracking.
The industries we've built in, and the data work underneath all of them.
a year in OE parts sales ran on systems we built, for 20 brands and thousands of dealers.
dance studios and academies in 11 countries ran Studio Manager, and the SMRT platform is taking that into venues.
SKUs normalized into one schema. We built automated pipelines that took each manufacturer's own catalog data, in whatever format it lived, into SQL Server: BMW, MINI, Volkswagen, Audi, Subaru, Volvo, Toyota, Lexus, Nissan, INFINITI, Mazda and more. ItchyCody does the same for 7,500+ pet foods.
transactions a minute across federated servers. Physical enterprise installations, performance tuning and rescue, horizontal scaling with SQLFed, and monitoring and SIEM with SQLBeat.
Parts is where our experience runs deepest. We've built every layer of a parts business, and helped many OEMs make their first move into selling direct to consumers.
Work takes the form of assessments, monthly advisory or hands-on projects, one or two clients at a time. Areas we cover:
TTS is an incubator at heart. Over nearly thirty years we've prototyped hundreds of ideas. The ones that worked became products with real customers and revenue, and a handful grew into companies of their own.
Cole Getzler founded TTS in 1997 and wrote Studio Manager as a teenager. He studied computer science at Georgia Tech and spent years as a database architect before SimplePart.
He designed and built SimplePart's entire stack, then built teams around each piece as it grew. He's a car guy first: SimplePart began with trying to find parts for his own restorations, and he's usually in the garage when he isn't building.
A small team that has built and scaled products together for years.
Building something on revenue in the Southeast, planning a parts initiative, or have a project that fits? Send a few lines.
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