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Software development

Software built for the way your business works.

From booking systems to customer portals, we design and build web applications that fit your processes, scoped clearly and delivered in milestones.

What we build

Solutions we deliver

Booking & appointments

Scheduling, reminders and availability management for service businesses.

CRM platforms

Track leads, customers, deals and communication in one place.

Inventory & resources

Stock, equipment and resource tracking with the reports you need.

Business applications

Internal tools that replace spreadsheets and manual processes.

Customer & employee portals

Secure self-service areas for clients, staff or partners.

Reporting dashboards

Live views of the numbers that matter, pulled from your systems.

SaaS applications

Multi-tenant products with accounts, subscriptions and admin tools.

APIs & automation

Connect your tools and automate repetitive work.

Process

Clear scope, milestone delivery

  1. 1

    Requirements

    We discuss your workflows, users, data and integrations.

  2. 2

    Written scope

    A specification with features, milestones, support and infrastructure costs.

  3. 3

    Milestone delivery

    We build in stages, with a review and approval at each milestone.

  4. 4

    Launch & support

    Deployment, training, and an optional support agreement.

FAQ

Software project questions

How is software priced?

Share your budget and we'll shape the scope, milestones and support around it, agreed in a written specification before development starts.

What are the payment terms?

Larger projects use written milestone payments, for example 30% upfront, 40% after an agreed development milestone, and 30% before final delivery.

What happens if requirements change?

Changes are handled through written change requests, so you always know the impact on cost and timeline before we proceed.

Have a system in mind?

Tell us what you want to build and we'll start with a requirements discussion.