Off-the-shelf software is built for the average business, so it rarely fits exactly how yours works. Software built around your own processes is often where a real advantage comes from.
Internal tools, customer portals and dashboards are built as web applications that your team can use every day.
Mobile apps are designed for the people doing the work, and they run on the phones and tablets those people already use.
Pipelines, warehouses and reporting layers bring your operational data together in one place.
We build integration workflows so that your existing systems can share data with each other, and new systems can be connected as you add them.
Many teams lose hours every week to repetitive work. Reports, reconciliations and handoffs between systems can be automated, and bots can take over some of the manual work.
Marketing sites, product pages and brand websites like this one, are built to load quickly, show up in search results and be easy for you to edit.
We start by looking at how the work is done today, where it breaks down and what fixing it would be worth, before anyone writes any code.
We design the interface and the architecture together, and you get to see a mock-up of your application. Once you're happy with it, we choose the technology that best fits the problem.
We build in phases, and you get a working version to try at the end of each one, which means misunderstandings are caught early. This is where the code gets written, the tests get run and the servers get set up.
When the work is done, the software is documented, deployed and owned by you. We can keep running it for you, or hand it over to your own team.
This is genuinely our favourite bit: A client turns up with a messy, specific, real problem and we get to work out how to build it. Describe yours.
Our name in 3D, lit and turning, drawn using only text characters. There are no images, video or canvas involved, just a few thousand points, one light source and some trigonometry. You can drag it around to turn it.
We built it because the problem was interesting. We approach software in much the same way, by taking the time to understand the problem properly, and the solution follows from that.