We got tired of paying enterprise prices
for simple problems.

Before Skyline, we were the ones stuck re-sending contracts that got lost in someone's inbox, paying for e-signature tools that charged enterprise rates for a feature we used twice a week, and manually retyping bank statements into QuickBooks because the PDF export never matched what accounting software actually needed.

None of that was a market opportunity to us — it was Tuesday. So we built the tool we actually wanted to use, then kept building until it covered the rest of the workflow: sending a contract, getting it signed, catching a risky clause before it goes out, and closing the books at the end of the month.

Skyline is self-funded. We didn't take outside money to build it, which means we're not optimizing for what a board wants to see next quarter — we're building for the people using it every day.