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Why we started Oak & Eagle.

We didn't guess that small businesses were hurting. We heard it. Call after call, the same story: an owner working eighty hours a week, doing the job of five people, holding the whole operation together with spreadsheets and memory. Good businesses. Capable people. Quietly losing time and money to processes nobody ever designed on purpose.

Around the same time, we were building. Asking AI the questions we didn't know the answers to, and watching it hand them back in seconds, with data and analysis that used to take a whole team. That was the moment it clicked. The tools that gave big companies their edge were suddenly in reach for everybody else. Someone just had to put them in the right hands.

That someone is us. Small businesses are the backbone of their towns and this country, and almost nobody is building for them. They deserve to win as much as the big guys do. We started Oak & Eagle to make sure they get the shot, and we pour everything we have into it.

Our roots are in supply chain. Auburn University's program, then real work in operations, analytics, and industrial systems. Retail, wholesale, e-commerce, light manufacturing: anywhere product moves, we've studied how it should flow. That said, messy processes aren't picky about industries, and neither are we.

We built this in Auburn, and that's not a footnote. This place is home. The people we want to help feel like family, and we treat their businesses like our own.

Strong roots. A higher view.

There's a reason for the name.

The oak is your business: rooted, established, worth protecting. The eagle is what we bring: the view from above, and the speed to act on what it sees. We don't tear out what you've grown. We help it reach higher.

The people behind Oak & Eagle.

Brodin Grady

Brodin Grady

Founder, CEO

Brodin's first company was a truck, a trailer, and a list of neighbors who needed things fixed. He built that handyman-and-landscaping business up, ran it, and sold it. The tools were never what made the business work. The person running them was. Now he pairs that lesson with AI, analytics, and an Auburn supply chain degree.

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Sathvik

Sathvik

Founding Engineer

Turns the plan into working software. When we say we'll build it, Sathvik is who builds it. An Auburn engineer living on the front edge of AI, he tracks what's newly possible day by day and turns it into tools a small business can actually run: the automations that enter orders and match invoices, the forecasts built on your own numbers, the copilots your team uses every morning, and the websites we host for clients. He builds around how your business already works, and he stays on it after launch.

Come talk to us.

A free 45-minute call, no pitch. Tell us about your business and we'll tell you straight whether we can help.