Web applications
Software shaped like your business, not the other way round.
You explain how the work actually gets done. We build the system that runs it. For the parts of a business that spreadsheets and off-the-shelf tools stopped handling a while ago.
Pricing on request. Every one of these is different, so a price list would be a guess.
Who it's for
Sound familiar?
If any of these rings true, there's probably a piece of software that should exist and doesn't. That's the bit we build.
A process lives in a spreadsheet that everyone is a bit frightened of.
The same information gets typed into three systems by three different people.
You pay for software and use a tenth of it, badly, because it was built for someone else.
There's a job only one person knows how to do, and the business holds its breath when they're off.
What you get
Built to fit, not to force
One tool that works the way your business already does, instead of five that almost do.
Web and mobile
Runs in a browser, and on a phone when the work happens away from a desk.
Connects to what you already use
Your accounting, email and calendar. It joins the tools up rather than replacing them.
You own it
The code is yours. If you stop working with us, the software keeps running and anyone can pick it up.
Scoped before it's built
We agree what it does and what it costs before a line is written. No open-ended day rate.
How it works
How we build one
You explain how the work really gets done
The messy version, not the tidy org-chart one. That's where the software has to fit.
We scope it and price it
Exactly what it will do, and what it will cost, agreed before anyone writes any code.
We build it in the open
In stages you can see and use, so it's never a big reveal at the end that misses the point.
You own it
Code and all. It's yours to keep, and yours to take elsewhere if you ever want to.
The whole build runs on your own project management portal: live milestones, documents and every decision in one place, never a chase for an update.
Ready to see what we could build?
Describe the bit of the business that's held together with a spreadsheet and good will. We'll tell you what it would take, and whether it's worth doing.

