Martian Industries is a custom software studio. We design, build, and ship production systems: booking and payment flows, hardware integrations, operator dashboards, and AI tooling. We have run the businesses these systems serve, so we build for the messy version, not the demo.
Most of our work sits in one of these four buckets, and the interesting projects touch more than one. What we do not care about is your industry: a checkout flow does not know whether it is selling a booking, a subscription, or a ticket.
The money path. Customers pick a time, pay, and get what they paid for, without a person in the loop for every step. We have built this end to end and kept it running through real Friday nights.
The layer nobody wants to own. Talking to physical equipment, legacy APIs, and vendor systems that were never designed to be talked to, then making that reliable enough to sell against.
Everything you currently run out of a spreadsheet, a group chat, and someone's memory. Built to match how the business actually works instead of how a generic SaaS thinks it should.
Agents and automations wired into your real data and your real systems. Outbound that runs itself, assistants that can actually take action, and tool surfaces that let a model touch production safely.
Three builds that show the range: a system that takes payment and drives physical hardware unattended, a payments and scheduling backend, and an AI agent that does real work on its own. The industries they happen to sit in are incidental. The engineering problems are the point.
Unattended payments + hardware control
A guest scans a code on the rig, pays on their phone, and the machine launches itself. Payments, session control, hardware launch, auto-recovery when something freezes, and cross-location leaderboards. Running in three venues on real hardware today.
Booking, payments & scheduling
The money path for a multi-location operation. Checkout, priced time slots, a reservation layer that also covers walk-ins and admin blocks, PIN-based check-in, and a multi-tenant model several levels deep. Independently operated. We contribute as builders on the systems behind it.
Autonomous outreach agent
An AI system that researches prospects, decides who is actually worth contacting, writes the email in a specific voice, and runs the follow-up sequence on its own. Built to sell more than one product, and it qualifies people out as readily as in.
Milestone pricing, not open-ended hourly. You know the total before you sign, and you own everything at the end.
The person who scopes your project is the person who writes the code and the person you call when something breaks.
Martian Industries is the software studio founded by Matthew Myers. No account managers, no handoff to a junior team after the sale. The people who scope your project are the people who write the code.
Before we built software for operations, we ran them. Live customer problems, hardware dying mid-session, staff who need the system to work when nobody technical is on site. We have been the ones a failure lands on at the worst possible hour.
That shows up in what we build. The failure paths get handled, because we know what happens downstream when they are not. Sessions recover on their own. Payments reconcile. The dashboard tells you something is wrong before a customer does. That is the difference between software that demos well and software you can actually put in front of paying customers.
Most of our work now is building that kind of system for other people. Booking and payments, hardware integrations, internal tools, and AI that does real work instead of talking about it.
Products and tools we have built outside of client work. Different domains, same standard for what counts as finished.
Outbound and booking systems built to help businesses generate leads and revenue.
Custom dashboards, workflows, and automation tools used by real teams in production.
Independent builds and ideas, including marketplaces and AI tools.
If the answer you need is not here, the contact section below routes straight to us.
Tell us about the project. What you have today, what is missing, and what it needs to do. We will come back with an honest read on scope and whether we are the right team to build it.