Custom development
We build it for you
Websites, applications, mobile apps, AI systems, integrations and the internal software a business runs on. Scoped against what you actually need, and built by the people who scoped it.
One short form. We reply with next steps and questions, not a sales sequence.
What we build
Eight kinds of work, with real examples under each. If your project spans several of them, that is normal — most do.
01
Websites & web applications
A website you could not build from a template, or an application your team works in every day.
- A corporate website with content your marketing team edits itself
- A customer portal where clients see their own orders, files and invoices
- A vendor or partner portal with its own logins and permissions
- An operations dashboard that pulls live numbers from your systems
- A multi-language website that is genuinely translated, not machine-switched
- A rebuild of a site that has outgrown the platform it was built on
02
AI & intelligent systems
Agents, assistants and workflows built on your own content and connected to your own systems.
- An AI agent that answers customers from your own documentation
- An internal assistant that searches policies, contracts and past tickets
- A workflow that reads incoming documents and returns structured data
- A sales assistant that qualifies enquiries and drafts a reply
- A retrieval system over your files so answers cite a real source
- AI added to a product you already run, rather than a separate tool
03
Mobile applications
iOS and Android, from one codebase where that suits the product and natively where it does not.
- A customer app with accounts, orders and push notifications
- A field app your staff use on site, working offline and syncing later
- A booking or membership app connected to your existing back office
- A companion app for a web product you already operate
- Store submission, review handling and the first releases after launch
04
SaaS & digital products
A product other businesses pay to use — built so the second customer costs less than the first.
- An MVP narrow enough to launch and complete enough to sell
- A multi-tenant platform where each customer's data is separated at the database
- Subscriptions, plans, upgrades, invoices and failed-payment handling
- Sign-up, sign-in, roles, invitations and team management
- An admin back office your own team can run the product from
- A usage or seat model that bills correctly as it grows
05
Automation & integrations
Work that people currently do by copying from one screen into another.
- Connecting two systems that have never spoken to each other
- An API for your own data, so other tools can read it properly
- WhatsApp, SMS and email notifications triggered by real events
- Orders, leads or bookings pushed into your CRM or accounting system
- A nightly job that reconciles, checks and reports instead of somebody doing it
- Payment provider integration, including refunds and payout reconciliation
06
Internal business systems
The software your company runs on, when the spreadsheet stopped being enough.
- A booking or scheduling system with real availability rules
- Stock and inventory across more than one location
- A CRM shaped like your sales process instead of somebody else's
- Quotes, jobs, delivery notes and invoices in one place
- Approvals with a record of who approved what and when
- Reporting your finance team trusts, because the numbers come from the source
07
E-commerce & payments
Selling online when the shop has rules a standard store cannot express.
- Products configured by the customer, with pricing that follows the options
- Wholesale and retail prices on one catalogue, behind different logins
- Subscriptions, renewals, pauses and proration
- Marketplaces where several sellers are paid out of one checkout
- Checkout, tax and shipping rules that match how you actually sell
- Refunds, disputes and reconciliation that finance can follow
08
Product & technology consulting
Deciding what to build, and whether the thing you already have can get there.
- A technical review of a system you inherited or are about to buy
- Architecture for something that has to keep working as it grows
- Turning a long wish list into a first release that is worth shipping
- Interface and interaction design, tested against the people who will use it
- A modernisation plan that does not require stopping the business
- A second opinion before you commit a budget
Not on the list?
If it can be built with technology, we can help you design and build it. Tell us what you have in mind — if it is not something we should take on, we will say so.
Start a conversation- Web DevelopmentModern websites and web apps built to scale
- Mobile AppsiOS and Android apps with exceptional UX
- AI SolutionsIntelligent automation for modern businesses
- Custom SoftwareBespoke systems built around your workflow
- UI/UX DesignDesigns that convert visitors into customers
- Cloud & DevOpsScalable infrastructure built for reliability
- E-CommerceOnline stores that drive sales and retain customers
- CybersecuritySecurity audits and secure architecture
How an engagement works
A short enquiry, then a written proposal naming the scope, the deliverables, the fee and the assumptions it was priced on. Nothing on this website is a quote.
Process and engagement rangesStart from the problem instead
If you know what is going wrong but not what to call it, the solutions page is indexed by the problem rather than by the technology.
See solutions by needIf you just need a website
For an ordinary business website the platform is faster and much cheaper than anything we would build for you, and we would rather say so here.
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