Services
Off-the-shelf software is cheaper right up to the point where your process has to bend to fit it. When the workaround spreadsheets start multiplying, or when the thing that makes you competitive is the thing no vendor sells, custom software stops being a luxury.
We build web applications, mobile apps and the back-office systems behind them, starting with a discovery phase that establishes what is actually worth building before anyone writes production code.
When to call us
How we work
We interview the people who will use the system, watch the current process, and write down what we found. You get a scope, an architecture with options and trade-offs, and a costed plan: a document that is useful even if you build it with someone else.
React and Next.js on the web; React Native or Flutter where a single codebase serves both app stores. We build for the browsers and devices your users actually have, which for enterprise clients is rarely the latest.
Most enterprise software is mostly integration. We design the API layer first, document it, and treat every third-party system as something that will eventually be slow or down, so your application degrades instead of failing.
Your repository, your cloud account, your CI pipeline, from the first commit. Documentation and a walkthrough are part of delivery, not an upsell. If you want to take the system in-house afterwards, that is a success, not a lost account.
Deliverables
Artefacts, not activity. Everything here is something you keep, and something you could hand to another supplier.
More on how we choose between them on our technology stack page.
FAQ
A focused first release is typically [3–6] months from discovery to production; larger programmes run in parallel tracks. You see working software at the end of every two-week sprint, so the timeline is visible rather than promised.
Yes. We start with a short technical audit, code quality, test coverage, deployment process and the risks nobody has written down, and give you an honest read on whether to continue, refactor or restart before we quote the work.
They will. Time-and-materials engagements absorb change within the sprint cadence; fixed-scope engagements handle it through a change process we agree up front. Either way you are not renegotiating a contract to reprioritise a backlog.
Book a free [30] minutes consultation. You will talk to an engineer, not an account manager, and you will leave with a concrete opinion on your options | whether or not you hire us.