Bored Software · by BACS Tech

Boring apps for the front of the office.

Three iPad apps that each do one job. No subscription, no backend, no account rep.

99¢ once0 servers with your data1 email for help
AvailableiPad · 99¢

Bored Room

Is the room free?

A free/busy sign for the meeting-room door. Reads Google Calendar directly, books from the door, and is fully MDM-configurable.

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Coming sooniPad · 99¢

Bored Guest

Who's in the lobby?

Visitor sign-in that writes to your company's own Google Sheet. Nothing stored anywhere else.

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Coming sooniPad · 99¢

Bored Package

Whose box is this?

A front-desk package log that emails the recipient when something arrives for them.

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IT consulting

25+ years of enterprise IT, on call.

The same experience that shaped the apps. Bay Area on-site or remote, for a single project or interim IT leadership.

Identity

Okta

SSO, lifecycle automation and access policies.

Devices

MDM

Jamf, Kandji (Iru), Intune and Meraki SM.

Devices

macOS & Windows

Hardware standards, deployment and support.

Network

UniFi & Meraki

Office network design and remote management.

Productivity

Google Workspace

Security, org structure and communication tools.

Leadership

IT Management

Interim leadership while you hire.

Operations

Purchasing & Training

Procurement workflows and 1:1 tool training.

Strategy

AI

Find the AI tools worth keeping.

About

25+ years of making offices work.

David got into technology in the early 1990s through a high school NJROTC class and a Macintosh. That turned into 25+ years of enterprise IT at companies including Apple, Facebook, where he helped build IT operations, and Twitter, followed by startups and growing companies where he built teams and tightened up systems.

He founded BACS Tech to give organizations a stronger IT foundation. Bored Software comes from the same place: the meeting-room signs, lobby sign-ins and package logs that every office IT team ends up owning, done simply and for 99¢.

Good IT is less about tools and more about people, process and strategy.

David Marcantonio, founder

Contact

Questions about an app, or an IT project?

Send a note and you'll get a reply from David directly.

Or emailhello at bacstech dot io