Seven things, done properly
We would rather be genuinely good at a handful of things than list twenty services we do occasionally. Everything below is work we do regularly and have shipped more than once.
Custom Software Development
Most businesses outgrow their tools long before they replace them. Custom software is what you build when the spreadsheet, the shared inbox and three subscriptions have quietly become the process.
Read moreWeb and Mobile App Development
Most business apps fail for boring reasons: they are slow on the phone the customer actually owns, they break on bad signal, or nobody could find them. We build for those conditions first.
Read moreBusiness Process Automation
Every business has a set of tasks that are done the same way every single time by a person. Those are the ones worth automating - and the reason to do it is rarely headcount.
Read moreAI Integration for Business
Most AI projects fail because they start with the technology and look for a problem. We start with a task that is expensive because a person has to read something, and work backwards.
Read moreCustom CRM and Client Portals
Generic CRMs are built for a sales team moving deals through stages. If your business runs on jobs, bookings, files or service history, you're forcing your process into someone else's shape.
Read moreWebsites with Built-in Software and Booking
Most business websites are a brochure with a contact form. The ones that earn their keep let the customer do something - book, get a price, look something up, check a status.
Read moreOne-Page Websites
Not every business needs twenty pages. Most need one that loads instantly, says exactly what they do, and makes it easy to get in touch.
Read moreHow to work out what you need
Most people arrive describing a solution - "we need an app", "we need a CRM". That is usually a guess at the answer rather than a description of the problem, and it is worth resisting for a week.
The more useful starting point is the friction: what takes too long, what gets typed twice, what customers ask you that they should be able to see for themselves, what only one person knows how to do. Tell us those and we'll tell you which of the seven above actually applies - or whether the answer is something you can buy off the shelf for a fraction of the cost.
What would this actually take?
Flip the ones that are true. The more that are, the bigger the thing worth building - and the more of it we have already built for someone else.
Nothing flipped yet
Turn on whichever statements are true for your business. The verdict updates as you go.
This is a rough guide, not a quote. The only way to know properly is to map the process, which is what discovery is for.
Tell us what is slowing you down
A short conversation is usually enough for us to tell you what it would take to fix it, and what it would cost you to leave it alone.