About the studio
Localhouse Designs is led from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, part of the Tulsa market, with a background that crosses software development, ERP migration, reporting, product management, and workflow automation.
Working with Broken Arrow, Tulsa, and Oklahoma businesses locally, plus remote clients across the United States.
Grounded in manufacturing, reporting, ERP migration, and internal process improvement.
Combining frontend execution with structured data, automation, and business-context awareness from Oklahoma to projects reaching Sacramento, California.
What shaped the work
Localhouse Designs comes from a mix of product responsibility, manufacturing context, and hands-on software work. That matters because most agencies can build a page, but fewer can understand the operational reality behind the business they are building for.
The background behind the studio includes product management across multiple business units, reporting and analytics work for finance and sales, and software development tied directly to ERP and production workflows. That means the work is informed by process, not just presentation.
Today, that experience shows up in Angular builds, ERP-aware internal tools, structured-data-driven SEO/GEO work, and websites that are easier for both people and machines to understand. The studio is based in Broken Arrow, works across the Tulsa and Oklahoma market, and has handled client work reaching as far as Sacramento, California. If you want to see how that thinking shows up in actual builds, the work page and services page are the clearest next stops.
Background
Built and maintained internal tools that automate ERP and production workflows. Developed Angular and C# applications that reduced manual handling, improved data accuracy, and turned process friction into usable internal systems.
Played a key role in moving business data from Microsoft Business Central to Infor SyteLine. Wrote the migration scripts responsible for the cutover, helping deliver a successful transition with zero downtime and no data loss.
Managed product responsibilities across multiple business units with a heavy emphasis on reporting, finance visibility, sales support, and cross-functional execution. That work shaped a practical understanding of how operations, product, and analytics fit together.
Best fit
Why it works
Common questions
Localhouse Designs is led by Steven Rausch, a Broken Arrow, Oklahoma developer working in the Tulsa market with experience across product management, ERP migration, internal software, reporting, and workflow automation.
Because it changes how systems are built. The work is informed by real exposure to manufacturing and operational pain points, not just surface-level technical implementation.
The difference is the combination of product thinking, operational context, Angular development, and structured-data-driven SEO/GEO work. The goal is not just a site that looks good, but one that is useful, scalable, and easier to find.
No. Broken Arrow, Tulsa, and the wider Oklahoma market are the home base, but Localhouse Designs also works remotely and has handled client work as far as Sacramento, California.
Read next
If you want the plain-English version of how search, AI overviews, and structured data fit together, this is a good place to start.
Read the article ->A practical article on what internal tooling should really do in a manufacturing environment, beyond generic dashboards and extra screens.
Read the article ->Publishing
The insights section is where the operating point of view shows up in public: local SEO and GEO, ERP-connected tooling, workflow friction, and the practical decisions behind stronger websites.
Explore the writing ->The writing is meant to connect back to shipped work. If you want to see how the ideas translate into actual projects, the strongest proof is on the work page.
See the case studies ->