Fig. 1 Software company, Tigard, Oregon
Everyday software. The useful kind.
Latimer & Douglass makes software people use every day, from a health record you keep yourself to a studio for writing a novel.
The apps
Fig. 2 Made in Tigard, Oregon
2.1
Vega
Keeps your records from different health systems on your own laptop, with an assistant that cites the source of each fact.
2.2
Jendo
The shared core behind our websites: accounts, payments, email and support built once, while each site keeps its own look and database.
2.3
Teamboo
Reads the characters and gear you own in Zenless Zone Zero, then recommends squads and upgrades for the stage you pick.
2.4
Lyra
A private workspace for content creators to edit photos, write captions, schedule posts and track earnings on their own PC.
2.5
TritopLabs
Analyzes your tracks, builds beats from sample packs, fixes and masters the audio, and helps write lyrics in one desktop app.
2.6
BeeDee
Runs a freight brokerage in one system: vets carriers, refuses bookings that fail the checks, files paperwork, and shows margin per load.
2.7
Ishvana
Holds your novel's whole world in one desktop app, flags continuity slips, applies your style rules, and compiles the finished book.
Fig. 3
Named for Lewis Latimer and Frederick Douglass
In 1842, Frederick Douglass spoke up for George Latimer, who had escaped slavery and been arrested in Boston. Fifty-two years later, Douglass wrote to George's son Lewis to say his letter had made him proud. Lewis Latimer spent his life making ordinary things work better. This company tries to do the same, and carries both names.
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