Off-the-shelf software almost fits
So the team works around it with spreadsheets, exports, shadow tools and workarounds that only one person understands.
Custom software development
Internal tools, customer portals, web and mobile apps, and the awkward workflows SaaS never quite covers. We build them the way we build our own products: small releases, clear ownership, and ongoing support after launch. The system stays monitored, patched and improving. You keep the code, the accounts and the option to bring work in-house later.
At a glance
Sound familiar?
So the team works around it with spreadsheets, exports, shadow tools and workarounds that only one person understands.
Per-seat platforms, add-ons and implementation partners cost more each year, while the process still lives in someone's head.
A senior hire takes months, one person cannot cover product, engineering and support, and the knowledge leaves when they do.
What you get
Workshops, user journeys and a clickable prototype before a line of production code. We also say when a cheaper off-the-shelf tool is the better answer.
TypeScript, React and Next.js, .NET or Node services, PostgreSQL, deployed on Azure, AWS or Fly.io.
Working software you can use and test from early on, not a reveal at the end.
Source code, infrastructure accounts and documentation in your name from day one. Hand over to your team whenever you want.
After launch, most clients stay on a monthly support plan: monitoring, fixes, security updates and small improvements, with response times agreed in writing.
How it runs
Every engagement follows the same clear line: understand, build, prove, hand over.
We define the problem, the users and the smallest release worth shipping.
Journeys, prototype and architecture, agreed before the build starts.
Fortnightly releases with demos, tests and a shared backlog.
Production rollout, then ongoing monthly support for monitoring, fixes and improvements.
FAQ

A product we build and operate: a hosted console for Azure Virtual Desktop. Help desk and business teams manage sessions on the host pools they own, with scoped roles and a full audit trail.
It depends entirely on scope: a single internal tool and an enterprise platform are different projects. We start with a paid discovery, then quote each phase at a fixed price, so you are never committed to the whole programme up front. We price ongoing support separately as a monthly plan once the system is live.
Sometimes. It usually wins when seat counts are high, the process is distinctive, or you pay partners to bend a platform that still does not fit. For a small team on a standard pipeline, a cheaper off-the-shelf tool is often the right move. We model both before you commit.
You get a senior team covering product, engineering and support for less than the in-house cost, without recruitment delay. Many clients keep us for the first releases, then hire and take ownership with full documentation.
You own the code either way. Most clients keep us on ongoing monthly support for monitoring, fixes, updates and small changes. Others hand over to their own team with full documentation. You can also do both: we stay for support while your hire ramps up.
You do. We set up repositories, cloud accounts and domains in your name, and work inside them.
Yes. We build cross-platform mobile apps for iOS and Android, usually alongside a web app and shared backend.
Yes. We start with a code and architecture review, fix what is risky, and then continue development or support.
Related
An honest build-versus-buy decision for expensive tools and awkward processes, then fixed-price delivery when custom software is the right answer.
AI features and new AI products, built end to end with evaluation, guardrails and the full-stack software around them.
Reliable integrations and APIs between your CRM, ERP, finance and line-of-business systems.
Monitoring, fixes, security updates and improvements, with agreed response times and engineers who know your system.
Free 30-minute call
Thirty minutes with the engineer who would build it. No salesperson. No slides. You get a straight answer on whether AI is the right fix.