Custom software
Systems shaped around a process no off-the-shelf product fits, scoped to replace the spreadsheet that is currently holding the company together.
From custom ERP to mobile — systems that keep working long past the launch.
Internal software fails quietly. It ships, the team adapts around its gaps, and five years later it is the reason a process cannot change. We build custom systems the opposite way: modelled on how the work actually runs, documented, tested, and handed over so your own developers can extend it without calling us first.
Systems shaped around a process no off-the-shelf product fits, scoped to replace the spreadsheet that is currently holding the company together.
Fast, accessible applications with server-side rendering where it matters — for search, for shareable links and for the first paint on a mid-range phone.
iOS and Android from one codebase where that is the right trade, native where performance or platform APIs demand it, released through your own store accounts.
Inventory, procurement, production and finance modules connected to one ledger, deployed in stages so the business keeps running through the change.
Pipeline, activity and reporting built around how your team actually sells, integrated with the mail, calendar and billing tools already in use.
Attendance, leave, payroll inputs and approvals, plus the small internal tools that quietly remove hours from every week.
Storefronts and headless builds with the catalogue, checkout and fulfilment integrations that decide conversion, including speed work on what exists today.
Connecting systems that were never designed to meet, with idempotent jobs, retries and monitoring so a failed sync is visible before a customer finds it.
Dependency and security upkeep, performance budgets and uptime work for software that has to keep earning after the project ends.
We sit with the people doing the work and document the real flow, including the exceptions and workarounds, because those are what a system usually gets wrong.
One complete path at a time — screen, service, data, tests — so there is something usable to react to every fortnight rather than a demo at the end.
Data migration rehearsed against production copies, staged rollout beside the old system, then documentation, training and source handed to your team.
Yes, in full, in your repositories from the first commit — along with the infrastructure definitions, pipelines and documentation needed to run it without us.
Discovery is fixed price. Delivery runs as a monthly team cost against a scoped roadmap, which keeps change requests a conversation about priority rather than a contract negotiation.
Regularly. Where an API exists we use it; where one does not, we build an integration layer around exports, database replicas or file drops, and monitor it like any other service.