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Custom web & mobile apps

Business software, customer apps and portals built around how your team actually works, not how a template assumes it does.

What you get

  • A working app your users log into, on the web, on phones, or both.
  • The source code, the hosting accounts and plain-language documentation.
  • A team that already knows the system when you want to change it.

Good fit if

  • Your team runs on spreadsheets, email threads and copy-paste between tools.
  • Off-the-shelf software covers 70% of what you need and fights you on the rest.
  • Customers ask for a portal, an app or a login you don't have yet.

Probably not a fit if

  • A standard tool already does the job and you only need it set up.
  • You need a marketing website rather than software people log into.

The first release, drawn out

Every engagement starts by breaking the work into parts and deciding what the first release needs. This drawing is an example to show the thinking. Yours will be drawn from your own users and goals.

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Example: a customer portal for a freight company

In v1Later

  1. Accounts and sign-inEvery customer needs their own view from day one.
  2. Shipment trackingThe question customers phone about most. This is why the portal exists.
  3. Document downloadsInvoices and proofs of delivery currently go out by email, one at a time.
  4. Staff admin panelYour team has to manage accounts without asking a developer.
  5. Native mobile appA mobile-friendly web portal covers phones until usage says otherwise.
  6. Analytics dashboardWorth building once there are a few months of real usage to show.
  7. Multi-language supportAdded when a customer in a new market actually signs up.

How it runs

  1. Map the work

    We sit with the people who will use the software and write down what they do today, step by step.

  2. Write the v1 scope

    A short document listing what's in the first release, what isn't, and why. You approve it before we build.

  3. Build in short cycles

    Working software to click through every week or two, so problems show up early and cheaply.

  4. Launch and hand over

    We launch with your team, fix what real use uncovers, and hand over code, accounts and docs.

What we won’t do

  • Start building before the scope is written down and agreed.
  • Add features to make a quote look bigger.
  • Lock you into our hosting, our accounts or our team.

Tell us what you’re building.

A few lines is enough to start. We’ll reply with questions, not a sales deck.

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Useful to include

  • What you want to build, in your own words
  • Who will use it, and what they do today instead
  • Where you are: idea, prototype, or live product
  • Any date that matters, like a launch or a pitch