Twelve Two Labs

About Twelve Two Labs

Twelve Two Labs is a small, independent, veteran-founded software studio, in business since 2008. We build systems for organizations with the best technology of the day, and local, private apps for iPhone, with Android following app by app. Everything is primed to provide value without the endless subscriptions that drain the life out of a business or organization.

The founder

Jeremy Reger is a service-disabled veteran of Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom. Born in West Virginia, Jeremy has lived all over the world, and is most at home fishing and fly fishing, camping, and hiking deep in the backcountry. Jeremy is involved with the Mad River Chapter of Trout Unlimited.

The products follow the life. Headwaters grew up running river cleanups for a conservation chapter. That River, Hatch Chart, Tight Loop and the fly fishing events calendar come from time on the water. And the wellbeing apps come from living through a lot of what can come with being a veteran: they are calm, private tools for hard days, built to work at two in the morning with no account, no feed and nobody watching. They are not therapy, and help lines in them are always free.

Veterans in crisis, and the people who love them, can reach the Veterans Crisis Line any time: dial 988 and press 1, or text 838255.

What we make

Two kinds of things. Apps for iPhone, with Android following app by app, that do their work on the device: recording a meeting, dialing in espresso, keeping receipts and warranties, lining up friends' videos of the same moment. And programs for organizations that run on volunteers and shared spaces: Headwaters, a volunteer management system, and Commons, a facility management system for schools, churches and any organization with many buildings and many groups. Both run as a WordPress plugin or standalone, and both have a live demo. Alongside them sit a few web projects, most of them for people who spend their time on rivers.

How we work

Privacy is a design decision, not a policy
Our apps have no accounts, no analytics and no servers of ours. When an app needs the network at all, it is for one thing the user asked for, and the page says what that is.
No endless subscriptions
Where an app costs money, it is a one-time purchase. Programs are self-hosted on the hosting an organization already has. Your data, your exports and your backups are never behind a paywall.
Built for the field
The people who run river cleanups and school gyms are volunteers with a phone and no signal. Our programs work offline, run without passwords where that is safe, and keep an audit trail that holds up in a grant application.
Accessible by default
Dynamic Type, VoiceOver, keyboard navigation and WCAG AA contrast are checked on every release. This website is plain HTML and CSS with no JavaScript at all.
Self-hosted where it matters
Programs for nonprofits and schools run on an organization's own hosting, so its volunteer records and schedules stay on its own server.

Contact

For support, press or partnership questions, write to hello@twelvetwolabs.com. Each app also has its own support page, listed on the contact page.