Services
Custom Applications
Software written for one business and its way of working — the job a spreadsheet and four subscriptions are currently doing badly.
Starting at $1,500
That is the starting price, and it buys a focused tool that does one job properly. How much it has to do, what it has to connect to, and how many people rely on it are what move up from there.
What we build
- Desktop applications Native Windows software for work that belongs on a machine rather than in a browser tab.
- Web applications Reachable from anywhere, with accounts, roles and permissions that hold up.
- Internal tools Scheduling, dispatch, inventory, quoting. The work currently held together by a spreadsheet that only one person fully understands.
- Integrations Getting software you already pay for to talk to each other, so the same information stops being typed in twice.
- Automation Reports, exports and reminders that run on a schedule instead of waiting for someone to remember them.
- Mobile companions An Android app for the parts of the job that happen away from a desk.
How it runs
- Scope first, then a price A conversation about the actual problem, then a fixed price against a written scope. No hourly meter, and no invoice that surprises you.
- You see it early Working software in front of you while changing direction is still cheap. Not a reveal at the end.
- Deployed, not delivered Installed and running where it needs to run, with the people who use it shown how.
- Written down How it works and how to run it, documented — so the knowledge does not live only with whoever happened to be in the room.
- The source is yours You get the code. Nobody can hold your operations hostage over it, and that includes us.
What changes the price
- How much it has to do One clear job is straightforward. A system with many moving parts that all have to agree with each other is not.
- What it has to connect to That depends entirely on what the other system permits. Some connections take an afternoon; others take two weeks of working around what is missing.
- How many people use it Software for one person is simpler than software for a whole floor, where roles, permissions and a record of who did what all start to matter.
- Where it runs On one machine, on a server you own, or hosted for you. Each carries different setup and different ongoing responsibility.
- What happens if it stops Something your business cannot trade without gets built and tested to a higher standard than something merely convenient.
Start a conversation
Tell us what you have in mind. A quote follows a conversation, never a form — we would rather understand the work than guess at it.
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