Queen City Software

Queen City Software builds the software other people said couldn't be done on the timeline.

We're a small studio in Covington, Kentucky, across the river from Cincinnati, and we take on the work that doesn't fit a template: an AI booth that put CES visitors on trial using video generated from their own face, an armored truck that gave away $50,000 across Los Angeles on live GPS, the interactive front end of a national utility's platform, a warehouse system rebuilt from timing out to loading in a third of a second.

Different industries, different problems, same studio. What connects the work isn't an industry or a stack. It's that each one had real stakes, a live audience, a hard deadline, a studio's name on it, or real money moving, and each one held.

We've built for Amazon MGM, Lionsgate, Netflix, Google, PayPal, AT&T, and National Grid, and for founders shipping a first product with more roadmap than runway. The range is the point. A film studio launching an experience on the CES floor and a warehouse in the LA fashion district need very different things, and the reason both end up here is that we build the part nobody else wanted to.

What we do:

Custom software and web applications. AI integration, from generative video pipelines to product features. Enterprise platform work on large, constrained CMS environments. iOS and macOS apps. Real-time systems, payments, and the kind of infrastructure that has to work the first time because there's no second take.

How we work is the part clients tend to remember. Senior engineers are in the room before the scope is written, so what you get back is a real plan instead of a range and a shrug. We build so the next three features don't mean starting over. It's your product and your code, documented well enough to hand an in-house team the day you hire one. And when something breaks in a way nobody designed for, we fix the design, not just the connection.