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Independent expertise. Local to the Tri-State.

Better websites.
Smarter workflows.
IT that works.

Websites that make it easy to reach you. Reports that make sense. IT help that gets to the problem. Work directly with Jordon Moore, from the first conversation to the finished project.

Evansville / Henderson / Owensboro / Sturgis
On-site locally. Remote collaboration available.

Example workflow: source files to a weekly report.

Direct access to the person doing the work

A clear scope before the work begins

Your domains, accounts, and equipment stay yours

From idea to handoff

A clear path.
No guessing.

You should know what is being built, what it costs, and how to use it when it is done.

  1. 01

    Talk through the need

    Tell me what is getting in your way, what you use today, and what a useful result would look like.

  2. 02

    Agree on the project

    We define the deliverables, price, and next steps before the work begins.

  3. 03

    Build, review, and hand over

    You review the work, we check it against the agreed scope, and you get a clear handoff.

Moore Forge Technologies

Local knowledge.
Personal responsibility.

I’m Jordon Moore. When you work with Moore Forge, you talk directly to the person designing your website, building your workflow, or solving your technical problem.

Based in the Tri-State, with remote collaboration available. Straight answers, documented work, and a solution you can understand and use.

Let’s discuss your project

Built around your working day

For the people keeping
local businesses moving.

Restaurants & Food ServiceTrades & ContractorsRetail & Local ShopsClinics & Professional OfficesFarms & AgricultureHomes & FamiliesChurches & NonprofitsLight Industrial
Mon–Fri 5:30–9 PM · Text or email anytime — I'll get back to you

A few useful answers

Before we
get started.

Yes. The same skills fix a family's WiFi dead zones and a shop floor's network — residential and business work each get the same standard of documentation and follow-up.

Have something in mind?

Start with a conversation.

A website, a repetitive report, or a technical problem. Tell me what you need and we’ll find a useful next step.