When off-the-shelf tools don’t fit how your business works, a custom web app can. We build web applications such as client portals, booking and order systems, internal dashboards and interactive tools, starting with the smallest version that’s useful and growing it from there.
What we build
- Client portals and dashboards where customers log in to see orders, reports or files.
- Booking, quote and order systems that replace email back-and-forth.
- Internal tools that replace messy spreadsheets for your team.
- Integrations that connect tools you already use through their APIs.
- Interactive website tools such as calculators and configurators, which help visitors and can also attract links.
Need a mobile app?
If you need a native iOS or Android app, say so in your brief. We’ll tell you honestly whether it’s a fit before quoting, and whether a web app that works well on phones could do the job instead.
How we work
1. Discovery
We learn how the process works today, who will use the app and what must happen on day one.
2. Scope the first version
We agree the smallest version that solves the main problem, in writing, so cost and timeline stay clear.
3. Design the screens
You see and approve the main screens before development starts.
4. Build in stages
You get working demos on a staging site as features are finished, so feedback comes early.
5. Test, launch and support
We test with real data, launch, and fix issues that come up after launch.
What you get
- A written scope for each stage
- Staging demos throughout the build
- The source code, hosting access and accounts in your name
- Short documentation so another developer could pick it up
App development FAQ
I only have an idea. Can you help?
Yes. Discovery is about turning an idea into a clear first version you can actually build and test.
Do I own the code?
Yes. The code and accounts are yours once the work is paid for.
How long and how much?
It depends on the features in the first version. We quote after discovery, with a timeline.
Can you maintain the app after launch?
Yes, if you want ongoing updates and fixes. We agree that separately.