Client / Unifocal
How we built a pilot for Unifocal customers to manage contractors and inclusion goals for multimillion dollar construction projects
What kind of software company hires a creative director who collects fart art, a writer who dabbles in mortuary science, a strategist who used to drive cab and a developer who counseled children? The kind that wants to keep squishy soul at the forefront of business. See how this Breakfast Club of problem-solvers thinks differently.
Consulting
- Code Audits
- UI/UX Design
- Workshops
- Facilitated Retrospectives
- CTO for hire
Design
- UI/UX Design
- Brand Identity Development
- Brand Strategy
- User Research & Testing
- Design Systems
Software
- Web Accessibility
- Front End Development
- Client-Side Apps
- Legacy Code Rescues
- Microservices
Our Greatest Hits
If you would like to see more of our work, hit us up for a virtual coffee or come cowork with us in-person at one of our local faves.
Juicy Problems We've Solved
We enjoy working with startups that understand how software is built from large enterprise companies that need some experts or detangling legacy code.
Don’t see your industry? Let’s chat. We love a good challenge.
- Conferences
- Industrial / Factory
- Retail
- Culture
- Education
- Training
- Health
- FinTech
Words we actually
live
work
by:
This isn't just HR blather. See how we put our values into meaningful action.
Be our unabashedly true selves.
Be human and thoughtful while having serious fun.
Stop. Collaborate. and Listen.
Work for equitable outcomes.
Unlearn what’s expected to deliver the unexpected.
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Genuinely desire success in those around us and do what we can to make it happen.
Does Our Tech Play Nice Together?
Don’t see your tech? Let’s chat.
While we have specialties where we bring the most expertise, we’re not limited by them. Since technology changes everyday, we’re adaptable and open to using what makes sense for your project.
SPILL THAT TEA
Know someone looking to build a product?
Heard word of a company that might need our expertise?
Flagrant Referrals
Flagrant offers an incentive for any work referred to us by a third-party individual. Once we receive the first paid invoice from a referred client, we can either:
Pay $2,000 directly to you for the referral.
Offer a 5% discount for the first 3 months of the client's project.
HOWDY PARTNER
Community is everything to boutique consultancies.
So, why compete when you can collaborate?
Flagrant Strategic Partnership Program
If you are a software consultancy, marketing agency, or any other small to medium-sized company that meets a lot of clients looking for tech work, we want to partner with you.
Maybe you don't have the specialization they need, maybe you're looking for different types of jobs, or maybe you plain just don't like them and want to push them off onto someone else. Send them our way!
Contact us and let’s chat about the further incentives we can offer you through the Flagrant Strategic Partnership Program.
Let's Chat
General Inquiries
What does it mean to Be Flagrant?
Want to join us weirdos? We are always open to talk to cool people and see where you might blaze a new trail for us.
About to meet with our team? Calm those nerves and chill out. Take a peek at our interview process.
Sharing Our Expertise
Delightfully Friday Junior: Rose, Thorn, Bud
April 20, 2026
This week’s Delightfully Friday Junior (if you’re catching up on what this is, learn more here) involved a roundtable sharing of Rose, Thorn, Bud. It’s a great activity in reflecting and learning about our teammates and the full, rich lives we each lead. Everybody shared at least one Rose,
Developer Roundtable - Clojurescript
April 10, 2026
This developer roundtable, Casey showcased learnings from his experience using ClojureScript. He is a senior UI/UX engineer and worked at Flagrant previously. He created a game with ClosureScript called Counterspell that was inspired by Strands, the New York Times game. But first, what is
Welcome to Claudeville
April 6, 2026
For the past couple of weeks, I’ve been reluctantly using Claude Code. This is “reluctant” for a host of reasons I don’t want to get into at the moment, because I don’t want to turn this into a diatribe or rant, or a series of rants (no promises). Instead, I just want to talk about what I’m