Custom software

Every business works in its own way. When ready-made tools don't fit, we design and build software around the way you work.

What we build

We build any kind of software. Here are some common examples.

Web apps
Software people use in a web browser, such as customer portals and booking systems.
Mobile apps
Apps for iPhone and Android.
Desktop apps
Software installed on Windows or Mac computers.
Business systems
Tools to manage customers, orders, stock, staff or projects in one place.
Automation
Software that does repeated, manual work for you.
Connecting your tools
Links between the systems you already use, so your data moves by itself.
AI features
Tools that use AI to read, sort or answer for you.
Websites and online stores
Sites built around how you work and sell.
Reports and dashboards
Clear views of your numbers, all in one place.
Changes to existing software
Fixes, updates and new features for software you already have.

Don't see what you need? Ask us.

Buy or build?

Custom software isn't always the right answer. Here's a simple way to decide.

Use a ready-made tool when

  • It already does what you need.
  • Your process is the same as most businesses.
  • You need it working soon.

Build custom software when

  • Ready-made tools force you to change the way you work.
  • Your way of working is what makes you different.
  • You use many tools that don't connect to each other.

You may not need a big system. Sometimes a small custom tool is enough.

How a project works

  1. Tell us what you need

    Send us an email about what you want to do and who will use it.

  2. We plan it with you

    We ask questions, then agree with you on what to build and the price.

  3. We build it

    We show you our work along the way, so you can tell us what to change.

  4. You start using it

    When you're happy with it, your software goes live.

What affects the price

We can't give a fair price in one minute. The price depends on things like:

  • What the software needs to do.
  • How many people will use it.
  • What other tools it must connect to.
  • How secure it needs to be.
  • Who will look after it after launch.

That's why we ask questions before we give a price.

Have something in mind?

Write down the main job the software must do, and who will use it. That's a great place to start.

Tell us what you need