AND.CO

Software companies in New York tend to cluster in Midtown or the Flatiron. AND.CO breaks the pattern, setting up on Greene Street where SoHo’s cast-iron facades meet the quiet hum of small ateliers. The address—38 Greene St, New York, NY 10013—places it among indie boutiques and design studios, a neighborhood where code feels less like corporate machinery and more like another craft. That proximity to makers of all stripes may explain why the tools here lean toward freelancers, solopreneurs, and tiny teams rather than enterprise clients. Contracts, invoices, expenses, time tracking, and even basic banking integrations are bundled into a single dashboard, a setup that keeps the administrative clutter from swallowing the actual work.

After years of stitching together spreadsheets and third-party apps, many creatives have adopted AND.CO as the default back office. The platform’s automation features—recurring invoices, late-payment reminders, and tax summaries—run in the background, freeing up hours that would otherwise vanish in spreadsheets. When questions pop up, a call to 917-722-7877 connects users to support without the usual corporate runaround. For anyone curious about the exact spot where the software is built, directions can be found here. It’s one of those rare offices you might actually want to visit, if only to remember what a workplace can look like when it’s designed for humans.