Cloudmanic Labs builds and operates software products — Skyclerk, Options Cafe, Harbor, and Feasible among them — and provides custom development for a handful of clients each year.
Bookkeeping for owners who'd rather be running the business — not learning double-entry accounting.
A zero-to-hero options trading course — steady monthly income, taught from real trades tracked in the open.
A private second brain you own for life — notes, scans, and recordings, searchable with OCR, encrypted when you want, and never held hostage.
Website analytics on one page — no cookies, no consent banner, no report builder. A million pageviews a month for $99 a year.
Past-due rent notices for Oregon landlords — legally compliant, mailed the same day, no lawyer required.
A mouse-first terminal editor for the AI era — point, click, and edit on any server like it's home.
Cloudmanic Labs takes on a select number of client engagements each year — the same engineering practice that ships and operates its own products, applied to yours.
SaaS products designed, built, and shipped end to end — the same practice behind Skyclerk, Harbor, and Feasible.
Fast, durable interfaces for the web and native mobile — accessible, and built to outlast trends.
Robust services, integrations, and data pipelines that quietly hold everything up.
Architecture, code review, and a steady second opinion when the stakes are high.
Founded in 1998 by Spicer Matthews as Matthews Etc. in New York, the company moved to Oregon in 2001 and became Cloudmanic Labs in 2005.
Cloudmanic Labs is independent and self-funded, with more than twenty-five years of building and operating software. The team that ships Skyclerk, Harbor, and Feasible and teaches Options Cafe is the same team behind every client engagement. Products are run for the long haul: no product has ever been shut down with customers left behind, and prices for existing customers have never been raised. Entrepreneurs first, engineers second; that order matters.
Matthews Etc. Internet Services opens as an internet consultancy in New York.
The company heads west and settles in Newberg, Oregon — where it remains today.
A rename and a renewed focus on cloud software for small business.
Elevation FitnessOnline personal training, minus the paper. Spicer joins as CTO and becomes a co-founder after the pivot.
CTO & co-founder
Restaurant deals for hungry locals — later acquired by Fly Media. The company's first exit.
Acquired
A social network for wine lovers — rate bottles, share finds, follow fellow oenophiles.
Archived
Tools for going paperless — really paperless this time.
Archived
A mobile companion for streamlining and tidying Evernote notes.
Archived
PhotomanicA photo gallery for the web, powered by Evernote.
Archived
Launches as an options trading platform for serious traders, then pivots in 2024 to a zero-to-hero trading course — 1,200+ students and counting.
options.cafe ↗
Oregon Past Due RentCompliant past-due rent notices for Oregon landlords — generated, printed, and mailed the same day.
oregonpastduerent.com ↗
Jitter BoxA peer-to-peer LAN speed test for Mac, iPhone, and Linux — ping, jitter, and throughput measured between your own devices, with no third-party servers involved.
jitterbox.app ↗
SpiceEditA mouse-first terminal code editor for the AI era. Free, open source, and a little opinionated.
spice-edit.com ↗
Herdr PlusAn open source plugin for the herdr terminal — a fuzzy Quick Actions launcher and one-file TOML workspaces. Free forever, MIT licensed.
herdrplus.com ↗
Remote SQLiteA macOS menu bar app that lets GUIs like TablePlus browse remote SQLite databases over plain SSH.
remotesqlite.com ↗
HarborA private second brain and Evernote alternative you own for life — notes, scans, OCR search, and optional zero-knowledge encryption.
harbor.my ↗
FeasibleSimple, privacy-friendly website analytics on one page — no cookies, no consent banner, $99 a year.
feasible.lol ↗Cloudmanic Labs takes on a select number of custom development and consulting engagements each year.
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