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Custom web apps.
Software your customers and your team live in.
B2B portals, SaaS products, and multi-tenant platforms — built around how your business actually works, not how a SaaS vendor thinks it should.
The work that runs your business shouldn't depend on three spreadsheets and someone's memory.
Full-stack, by design
● What we make
Most projects combine two or three of these.
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Software your customers and your team live in.
B2B portals, SaaS products, and multi-tenant platforms — built around how your business actually works, not how a SaaS vendor thinks it should.
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Your software in your customers' pockets.
Native or cross-platform apps that ship to the App Store, Google Play, or both — designed for the device, not just a shrunken website.
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Connect what you have. Automate what you do.
Custom integrations that make your existing tools talk — and clean API layers when you're building something new.
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Smart workflows that earn their keep — not chatbots for show.
Connect tools, data, and AI into workflows that run themselves. The boring parts handled, humans only where they add value.
● What the right system gives back
The tasks that ate Tuesday afternoons now happen in the background. Multiplied across your team, that's a hire-equivalent every quarter.
Manual data entry, copy-paste errors, missed handoffs — gone. The system catches them before they cost real money.
Not in someone's head, not in a folder no one remembers. When that key person goes on holiday, the work still runs.
Built around how your team actually works, not how a SaaS vendor thinks they should. People reach for it because it makes them faster.
Plumbing that handles 100 records today and 100,000 tomorrow. No surprise migration project two years in.
Your code, your data, your hosting. No vendor lock-in, no per-seat pricing climbing every year. Walk away with it any time.
● How the work moves
Phase 01
We shadow the work as it happens. Where the hours go, where the mistakes get made.
What this looks like
● What you walk away with
Hours given back to your team every week.
Fewer mistakes that cost real money to fix.
Information that lives in the system, not in people's heads.
A tool your team actually wants to use.
Documentation and training for the new owners.
● Common questions
Off-the-shelf forces your business to fit its workflow. Custom software is the other way around — built around the specific way your team actually works. The trade-off: more upfront cost, but no per-seat pricing climbing every year, and no "we don't support that" answers when you ask for a change.
Spreadsheet replacements typically run three to six weeks. Replacing legacy software is four to eight, depending on data complexity. We agree on a launch date before any work starts.
Project-based, fixed-price after a discovery call. Most engagements land in the low-to-mid five figures for spreadsheet replacements, mid-to-high five for legacy migrations. We agree on the price up front — no hourly billing, no surprise invoices.
Yes — that's usually a hard requirement. Most systems we build sit alongside existing tools (accounting, CRM, calendar, email) via APIs or scheduled syncs. We map every integration in the planning phase before we build.
You own the code and the infrastructure. You can hire any developer to make changes, or stay with us at a smaller monthly retainer. The system isn't locked behind our walls — it's yours.
TypeScript end-to-end (Next.js, Node, Postgres or similar), hosted on infrastructure that fits your scale (Vercel, AWS, or your own cloud). We choose stack based on your team's comfort and the work, not on what we feel like writing.
We reply within one business day — usually the same morning.