Inventory
Oak desk3Low
Desk lamp48In stock
Office chair12In stock
ERP & operations software
Orders, inventory, purchasing and finance in one system your team runs on.
- Orders and inventory
- Purchasing
- Finance
Business systems, customer portals and the integrations between them, built and kept running by one team.
From the systems a team runs on to the software its customers use.
The systems a business runs on behind the scenes.
What your customers sign in to, book through and buy from.
Software that joins your systems up, adds AI or holds sensitive data.
From ERP and CRM systems to customer portals, SaaS platforms and AI tools: the twelve types of business software we build most often.
Inventory
Oak desk3Low
Desk lamp48In stock
Office chair12In stock
Orders, inventory, purchasing and finance in one system your team runs on.
Contacts, sales pipelines, quotes and follow-ups, shaped around how you sell.
Requests
Back-office software that replaces spreadsheets and copy and paste.
Revenue · This month
€48.2k+12%
Live business reporting from your own data, without exporting anything.
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Accounts, orders, documents and support your customers sign in to.
November 2026
Online booking for appointments, rooms, classes or deliveries.
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€49/ month
Seats8 / 10
Subscription software with plans, billing, teams and user roles.
€1294.8
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Online stores and multi-vendor marketplaces, with payments built in.
Payments, accounting and the tools you already use, joined up through APIs.
Manual steps between systems replaced by flows that run themselves.
Where is order #1042?
It left the warehouse today and arrives on Thursday.
OrdersShipping
Assistants, search and automation built on AI models, with guardrails.
HealthFinancePersonal
Health, finance and personal data, with access control, encryption and audit trails.
These are the kinds we build most often, not the limit. We also build inventory and warehouse systems, HR and payroll software, learning platforms, field service apps and any other software your business runs on, for web, mobile and desktop.
Five steps, from the scope to the first release and every release after it.
Your users, goals, systems and limits written down before anything is built.
Architecture, data model and flows agreed, with a clickable prototype and an estimate that names the dates.
Built in milestones, each ending in a demo of the working software on a URL.
Deployed, your data migrated and your team trained, with the runbook handed over.
Monitoring, fixes and updates, with new features planned one release at a time.
Your users, goals, systems and limits written down before anything is built.
Architecture, data model and flows agreed, with a clickable prototype and an estimate that names the dates.
Built in milestones, each ending in a demo of the working software on a URL.
Deployed, your data migrated and your team trained, with the runbook handed over.
Monitoring, fixes and updates, with new features planned one release at a time.
Security and room to grow, built in from the first milestone.
Access, data and passwords handled to current security practice from the first milestone.
Each release is tested before it reaches your users.
Each person sees and changes only what their role allows.
Built so more users and more data don't mean a rewrite.
Uptime and error alerts, set up when you want the software watched.
Typed, reviewed code with its setup written down, so any team can pick it up.
Starting something new, or working with software you already have.
An MVP with the features that matter most, to launch and learn.
Designed, built and launched in full, by one team.
Engineers join your team, or a dedicated team runs the work.
A review of your code, setup and costs, and a plain list of what to fix first.
New features or a modern stack, one part at a time, without stopping the business.
A prototype, demo or stalled project made reliable, secure and ready for real users.
Hosting, monitoring, updates and fixes for software in production, agreed with you.
Fixed price, time and materials or a dedicated development team, agreed in writing before anything starts.
Per project
For a scope you can write down.
Per hour
For a scope that will move as you learn.
Per week or month
For ongoing work, run as part of your company.
Custom software development across industries: web, mobile and AI applications, built and security-audited by one team.
We also build software for insurance (insurtech), government (govtech), energy and media. If your industry is not listed, we can still build for it.
Proven tools for the web, for phones and for the systems behind them.
Three products of our own, built and kept running by the team that would build yours.
Retail · SaaS
A point-of-sale system that keeps sales, stock and receipts together on till, tablet and phone.
Travel
A travel booking app whose AI assistant finds flights, hotels and trip ideas, through to a confirmed booking.


AI
An AI assistant for customer support and sales that answers questions and guides buyers.
The ones teams ask before they commission software, answered plainly.
It depends on what the software has to do, the platforms it runs on and the systems it connects to. After a first call you get a written estimate with the scope, the price and the dates — a fixed price, time and materials when the scope is still moving, or a dedicated team.
It depends on the scope. The estimate names the dates, and the work ships in stages, so working software arrives long before the last one.
When a tool makes your team work around it, or cannot connect to the rest of your systems. Custom software fits the way you work, connects to what you already use and is yours to change.
Yes. It connects to your existing tools through their APIs — payments, accounting, CRM, email — so data moves between them without being typed twice.
Yes. We move it onto a modern stack one part at a time, so the business keeps running while each part is replaced.
Yes. We review the code first and tell you plainly what we find, then stabilise it and finish it.
Yes. A first version with the features that matter most, built to be extended rather than rewritten when it grows.
Yes — health, finance and personal data. Access control, audit trails and the compliance work are part of the build, not added after it.
Usually you do: for client work, the code, the data and the accounts are in your company's name, as set out in our agreement, and documented so any team can take it on.
The team that built it supports it. Fixes to the agreed work are included for 4 to 12 weeks after launch; after that, fixes, updates and new features are on terms agreed before launch.