what we build, and how it's priced
Built to fit, not to fill a template.
POS & retail systems
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Point-of-sale, stock control and reporting for shops that have outgrown a spreadsheet. Built multi-tenant from the start, so one system can run several branches without them seeing each other's data.
- Cashier POS with barcode scanning
- Inventory & stock control
- Multi-branch tenancy
- Sales reports & analytics
- Printable receipts
- Role-based staff access
- Audit log
Web applications
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Business systems that live in the browser — bookings, ledgers, dashboards, approval flows. The kind of software a team opens at nine and closes at six.
- Custom data model
- Role-based permissions
- Reporting & exports
- Email notifications
- Admin panel
- Deployment & handover
Marketplaces & platforms
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Two-sided platforms where supply meets demand: listings, verification, bookings, payments, payouts and the dispute handling that keeps both sides trusting it.
- Two-sided onboarding
- Identity verification
- Booking & availability
- Payment gateway integration
- Commission & payouts
- Reviews & moderation
- Operations console
Websites & portfolios
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Fast, well-typeset business sites and portfolios — with an admin panel, so you can change the words yourself without calling anyone.
- Custom design, not a template
- Admin panel for all content
- SEO & structured data
- Contact form with lead inbox
- Analytics setup
- Domain & hosting setup
Mobile apps
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Android builds of the systems above, packaged from the same codebase — so the web app and the phone app never drift apart.
- Android release build
- Shared codebase with web
- Offline-tolerant behaviour
- Signed APK / AAB
- Play Store submission
every project is quoted to its scope. you approve a fixed quote, in writing, before we build.
How it runs
What happens after you get in touch.
- 01
Discovery
A call or a short workshop. We want to know who does what, where things break, and what a good day looks like for your business.
- 02
Scope & fixed quote
The features as user stories, the timeline, and one fixed price. You read it, push back, and say yes or no. Nothing is built before you say yes.
- 03
Two-week sprints
Each sprint starts with a plan you agree to and ends with a live demo on a staging link — so you watch it grow, with no big reveal at the end where you find out we misunderstood.
- 04
Release & handover
The code, the hosting, the documentation. We stay close for the first weeks of real use, because that’s when the real questions come up.
before you ask
The questions we get most.
- Who actually does the work?
- Our own engineers. You work directly with the people designing and building your system, with a demo at the end of every two-week sprint and no account manager between you and the work.
- How is it priced?
- A fixed price for an agreed scope, quoted after the first conversation. If the scope changes mid-project we agree the change and its cost in writing before we build it.
- Who owns the code?
- You do — source code, database and deployment, all in your own accounts. There is no platform you have to keep paying us to unlock.
- What happens after launch?
- A support window is included so the first weeks of real use are covered. After that you can keep us on for changes, or hand the project to another developer — it is documented for exactly that.
- How long does it take?
- Most projects run six to twelve weeks depending on scope. You get a date we actually believe, and a message the moment anything threatens it rather than the week after.
- Do you work with existing systems?
- Often. A lot of our work is replacing one painful part of a business without touching everything else, or building something that has to talk to software you already run.
not sure which one fits?
Describe the problem instead of the solution.
Usually replies within one working day. The reply comes from the people who would do the work.