Internal tools
One place for your team to see, update and move work forward, instead of five tabs and an inbox.
When off-the-shelf tools don't fit, people work around them with spreadsheets and email. We build the software that should have been there all along, and you own it.
We turn the spreadsheet into a real system with the same logic your team trusts, plus permissions, history and fewer mistakes.
We build for your process, so your team doesn't have to bend to a product built for someone else.
Internal tools sit at the bottom of the list. We take them on, and can follow your code review and deployment process.
One place for your team to see, update and move work forward, instead of five tabs and an inbox.
Let customers and partners submit information, check status and sign off without another email thread.
Route each request to the right person, with a clear record of who approved what and when.
Move off the aging tool everyone is afraid to touch, one piece at a time and without stopping the business.
The numbers your managers ask for, live inside the system rather than rebuilt by hand each month.
Simple screens for people who aren't at a desk, from job sites to warehouses.
Someone built it years ago. It works, mostly. Now the business depends on it, and only one person fully understands it.
Read moreSales has one number, finance has another, and nobody is sure which is right. Each tool is fine by itself. The trouble is in the gaps.
Read moreEvery month, someone exports from four systems, pastes it all into a spreadsheet and fixes what looks wrong. By the time it's ready, the numbers are old.
Read moreYes. The code, data and accounts are yours from day one, with documentation for whoever works on it next.
Your first working release typically lands within weeks. We ship in small pieces, so your team uses it early and we improve it from real use.
It depends on scope. After a first call we send a plan and estimate for the first release, so you know the price before anything starts.
We'll tell you honestly where software would help, and where it wouldn't.