About us

The ERPs I used to work on ran into the millions of dollars and took a year or two to go live. But a small business isn't that complicated — the owner needs a clear view of stock, money, and customers, not a system that takes a consultant to switch on. So I've long wanted to build a simple, direct ERP that a small business could actually afford.

In 2026, an owner running a large HVAC business in New York told me: "We've run inFlow's on-premise version for years — every one of my people knows it inside out. But support ended in July 2024, and Windows 11 won't take it. One more Windows update and I can't open my own books. They're holding my own data hostage." Not long after, a hardware store owner in Brooklyn (Lok Wui Building Supplies) was looking for an on-premise alternative to QuickBooks — the same bind. It's like renting versus buying a house: rent it for twenty years and it still isn't yours; buy it, and you can renovate it however you like. Someone should offer that choice.

Over 20-plus years I've managed teams of more than a hundred and worked on projects staffed by a hundred-plus engineers: the billing management system for Jiangsu Mobile, CRM + ERP for several universities in China, and the CRM + ERP built for Laureate Education's multinational university network. I'm a former HP, SAP, and EY engineer, and I've delivered alongside teams from Oracle, Microsoft, and Accenture. I list these to make one point, not to show credentials: telecom billing and multi-continent ERP are considerably harder than an inventory system. I know how systems that handle money, stock, and reconciliation should be built — and where they tend to break.

I've also built systems independently across industries: ERP for a print shop, ERP for a medical clinic. Very different businesses, one same approach — build around how you work, rather than making you bend to the software. So "customizable" isn't a promise here; it's something already done many times over.These days a customer's request often turns into working software within hours — a speed a large vendor can't match.

We're not a company serving hundreds of thousands of customers, and you may reasonably wonder whether we'll be here in a few years. So these go into the contract: your list price is locked for three years; if you stop paying, the system turns read-only instead of locking you out; your data is yours and can be exported in full at any time; and our source code, held on GitHub, is released to you if we ever stop supporting Seekoo. The risk of choosing us should sit with us, not with you.

Pure Digits Inc. was founded in Maryland in 2023, focused on custom enterprise software and AI applications. Seekoo Inventory is our product brand.