Living Computer Museum

The Living Computer Museum showcases vintage computers, peripherals, software, and documentation. That is the short version of Living Computer Museum. Put simply, it is about solving a specific business problem with software.

It makes the most sense for teams in its space. Alongside the main category they mention Art and Education. They are a small team, 11 to 50 people, which usually shapes who they work with. Small vendors mean quick answers and real influence on the roadmap, but check who covers support when someone is out.

Living Computer Museum is based in Seattle, Washington. You can read more at livingcomputers.org.

Things worth asking about: pricing, support, and how it fits with the tools you already use. Ask for a trial on your own data, not a canned demo.

If you have worked with Living Computer Museum, tell the next buyer what you paid and what surprised you. That is the part of this page we cannot write.