Rising Wells LLC · Winter Garden, Florida
Rising Wells builds and operates its own software products, and takes on development, consulting, and AI work for small businesses. It is run by Justin Anderson, a working software engineer who writes the code himself.
Products
Rising Wells owns the products below; each carries its own brand. Both are in development — neither is released, and there is nothing to download yet. If you want to know when one is ready, send an email and you'll get a note.
tallytote.com
A home inventory app for people whose things live in bins, totes, and containers. Catalog what is in each container once, then find any item instantly instead of opening five boxes to look for one thing.
Web app today. An iOS app is planned.
Working name, subject to change · iPhone
An offline-first travel companion. Before and during a trip you collect notes, itineraries, bookings, and local details into a personal travel wiki. On newer iPhones it runs a local, on-device language model, so you can ask it questions with no internet connection at all.
Working without a connection is the point: no roaming plan, no hotel Wi-Fi, no airplane-mode dead end.
Services
Alongside its own products, Rising Wells takes on client work. Engagements are scoped in writing before they start, and you deal directly with the engineer doing the work.
Web applications, APIs, and internal tools built to fit how a business actually works, rather than bending the business around off-the-shelf software.
A second opinion on architecture, tooling, vendors, or a stalled project — including an honest answer when the right move is to build nothing at all.
Practical use of language models in a small business: where they help, where they don't, and how to put one into a real workflow without handing over data you shouldn't.
Who you work with
There is no account manager, no handoff to a junior team, and no layer between the conversation and the code. That limits how much work the company takes on at once, and it means estimates and progress reports come from the person doing the work.
The company is new — formed in July 2026 — so instead of a client list, what's on offer is the work itself: two products being built in the open, which you can judge as they ship.
Justin Anderson
Founder and engineer
Contact
For project inquiries, questions about a product, or to hear when Tally Tote or Metis Wiki is ready to try — email is the fastest way to reach the company.
support@risingwells.net