Every release ships under their supervision, usually from under the desk.
The bench behind the brand
Thirty years · Seven industries · One standard
Molls and Hersh is small by design, but the experience it draws on is not. Three decades of shipped production software sit behind every engagement — most of it earned in places where a defect is expensive, highly visible, or both.
Industries in the mix
- Banking, lending & credit-union data
- Third-party logistics & fulfillment
- Government & public records
- Education publishing & e-learning
- High-volume e-commerce
- Industrial automation & HMI
- Airline & travel reservations
Where the depth is
The technical spine is .NET — every release from the Framework era through .NET 10 — with Blazor, EF Core, and distributed service architecture built on top — extending to .NET MAUI for cross-platform apps, and to Swift or Android Studio when a product warrants going fully native. Around it: multi-tenant SaaS and domain-driven design, regulated rule engines, WebAuthn and OIDC, hash-chained audit ledgers, and a testing discipline that reaches for mutation and property-based matrices rather than a coverage percentage. Most recently, agentic AI and MCP-native tooling — adopted in our own practice first, and only then offered as work.
Where the work happens
All development is performed in the United States. We do not offshore work — not to subcontractors, not to agencies, not to anyone. When an engagement calls for more hands than we have, we extend the team with vetted US-based engineers, working to the same review standards and shipping under the same signature.
The software is what we would rather be judged on.