Web applications built around how your team works
Customer portals, internal tools and dashboards that replace spreadsheets and workarounds with one system your team actually wants to use.
Signs you’ve outgrown off-the-shelf tools
- A shared spreadsheet has become the system everyone relies on, and everyone is afraid to break
- Customers email or phone for updates they could check for themselves
- Your team works around the software instead of with it
- Off-the-shelf tools cover most of the job and the rest is done by hand
What’s included
Discovery and UX design
Workshops with the people who’ll use it, then a clickable prototype to test before anything is built.
Front-end and back-end build
A fast, accessible web app with secure sign-in, roles and permissions, built on modern, well-supported technology.
Hosting and launch
Deployed to reliable cloud infrastructure with backups, monitoring and a plan for going live without disruption.
Support and improvements
Fixes, improvements and new features after launch, on a plan that matches how much you rely on it.
Typical builds: customer and supplier portals, booking and job management tools, internal dashboards, quoting and approval systems.
Questions
How much does a custom web application cost?
It depends on scope. After discovery you get a fixed-price proposal for a first release, so you know the cost before any build work starts. Starting small and adding features later is usually the best value.
How long does it take to build?
That depends on what the first release needs to do. Work is planned in short cycles, and you see working software at the end of each one rather than waiting until the end of the project.
Who owns the code?
You do. The code, designs and documentation are yours and are handed over in full.
Can it work with the systems we already use?
Yes. Most apps connect to existing tools such as a CRM, accounts package or Microsoft 365, so information isn’t typed in twice.