Web & software
Software that fits the way your business runs.
Web apps, internal tools and websites — built for your workflow, not bent around someone else’s template.
What we build
- Customer portals where clients book, pay and see where things stand
- Admin dashboards that pull your data into one screen
- Internal tools that replace the spreadsheet everyone’s afraid to touch
- Websites your team can update without asking us
- Integrations so the new tool talks to the ones you already have
A typical project
A business is running on a spreadsheet, a shared inbox and someone’s memory. We write down what the software needs to do, build it in pieces you can see working, and connect it to the tools already in use. At the end you have one place where the work lives, documentation on how it works, and the accounts in your name.
How we work
Clear from start to finish.
The same four steps on every project, written down so you can hold us to them.
Scope in writing
Before we build anything, we write down what the software will do, what it won’t, and what it will cost. You agree to that document, and any change to it is agreed in writing too.
Build
We build in small pieces you can see working, on a staging site you can log into. You get a short written update at least once a week, including anything that has slipped.
Test against real edge cases
We test with your real data and the awkward cases your team already knows about: the duplicate customer, the half-refunded order, the form filled in on a phone. Anything that fails is fixed before we ask you to sign off.
Hand over with documentation
You get the code, the accounts and the passwords, all in your name, with written notes on how it works and how to change it. If you want us to keep running it, we will; if not, anyone can pick it up from the notes.
Good fit
- You have a process that works but lives in too many places
- You know what you need and want it built properly
- You want to own what gets built
Not a fit
- You want a template site live by Friday (see our local packages)
- You need a large team on site
- You’re not sure yet what the software should do — book a call (opens in a new tab) first and we’ll help you find out
What are you working on?
Tell us the idea. We’ll help you find the next step.