From a rough idea to software your team runs on Monday.
We are a small development company. Web platforms, mobile apps, and the APIs between them — scoped, built and maintained by the same people who answer your emails.
Six things, done properly.
No department to hand your project to. The engineer who scopes the work is the one who writes it.
Web platforms
Dashboards, portals and customer-facing apps. TypeScript and React on the front, Node or Python behind it.
Mobile apps
One codebase for iOS and Android when that is the right call, and native when it is not. We will tell you which.
APIs and integrations
The connective work: payment providers, CRMs, ERPs, and legacy systems that were never meant to talk to each other.
Cloud and reliability
Deploy pipelines, monitoring and alerting, so a release at 6pm on Friday is not a gamble.
Product discovery
A week or two of scoping before anyone writes code, so the estimate you get actually means something.
Support and handover
We document as we build. If you decide to take the code in-house, you can — that is the point.
Four stages. You see working software in week three.
Scope
One or two weeks. We map the flows, agree what is in the first release, and give you a fixed price range.
Prototype
A clickable version you can put in front of real users before we spend your budget building it.
Build
Two-week iterations. A live environment from day one and a demo every second Friday.
Ship and stay
Launch, monitor, fix. Then a monthly retainer or a clean handover to your team — your choice.
Recent projects.
Dispatch platform for a 90-vehicle fleet
Replaced a shared spreadsheet used by 40 dispatchers. Route planning, a driver app, and live ETAs for customers. Planning time per shift dropped by roughly half.
Onboarding and identity checks
A sign-up flow with document capture and three verification providers behind one interface. Drop-off fell from 38% to 12%.
Shop-floor reporting on old machines
Sensor data from equipment built in the 1990s, pulled into one dashboard that plant managers actually open every morning.
What we use, and why we can defend it.
Boring where it should be boring. We pick tools your next developer will already know.
Tell us what you are building.
Write a paragraph about the problem. You get a reply from an engineer within one working day, and a call only if it is useful.