Squire Technologies, Inc.

The Bowery has long been a corridor where old New York brushes against the digital future. On the third floor of 216 Bowery, Squire Technologies, Inc. operates where loft windows still frame the same brick facades that once housed print shops and jazz clubs. Software firms have become as common as corner delis in this part of Manhattan, yet few carry the distinction of being a Black-owned enterprise shaping the tools that power salons, barbershops, and small retailers across the city.

Developers here tend to favor quiet efficiency over fanfare, and that ethos is reflected in the company’s suite of point-of-sale systems, booking platforms, and inventory dashboards. These aren’t flashy apps designed for Silicon Valley buzzwords; they’re workhorse solutions built for Main Street businesses that need to process payments, manage schedules, and track product supply without the overhead of enterprise software. The address—216 Bowery, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10012—places Squire squarely in a neighborhood where the hum of servers blends with the clatter of delivery bikes on cobblestones.

For anyone navigating the Lower East Side’s mix of galleries, bodegas, and tech startups, a map can help pinpoint the entrance. Directions are available here. When questions arise about integrations or pricing tiers, the number to call is (917) 932-2747. The Bowery’s energy hasn’t dimmed since its days as a haven for artists and rebels; today, it’s just as likely to host a software demo as a poetry reading.