Customer-facing web apps
Accounts, logins, dashboards, payments. The kind of thing your customers use themselves instead of ringing you.
Off-the-shelf software makes you work its way. We build the thing you actually need: a web app your customers log into, a tool that replaces the spreadsheet everyone hates, an app that does the one job nobody else has built properly. Based in Eastleigh, working across the UK, and you deal directly with the person writing it.
Most of what we build falls into one of these. If yours does not, say so and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right people.
Accounts, logins, dashboards, payments. The kind of thing your customers use themselves instead of ringing you.
Add to home screen, works offline, sends push notifications. Roughly half the cost of building the same thing twice for two app stores.
The shared file that three people edit and nobody trusts. Turned into something with proper records, permissions and an audit trail.
We already run these for our own clients, so the hard parts are solved. Reminders, deposits, card payments, chasing the late ones.
Your accounts package, your payment provider, your supplier feed. Made to talk to each other so nobody retypes anything.
Job boards, stock, route planning, reporting. Built for the handful of people who use it all day, not for a demo.
An app someone built and abandoned, or one that nearly works. We will take it on if it can be saved, and tell you if it cannot.
You get the repository and the deployment at the end. No licence, no lock-in, and no obligation to keep us on afterwards.
Software projects go wrong when everything is agreed up front and paid up front. We scope the work into phases, price each phase, and you pay when a phase is finished and working. If you want to stop after phase one, you stop, and you keep what has been built. Need a website instead, or as well? That starts at £10 a month, and bespoke tools sit between the two.
We'll come back with a free demo of what your site could look like, yours to keep, no commitment.