From the first sketch to the fifth year of maintenance.
Six things we do. Most projects use two or three of them. If your problem doesn't fit any of these neatly, say so — the first conversation is about diagnosis, not selling.
Custom web applications
Portals, dashboards and workflow tools that replace the spreadsheet everyone secretly runs the business on. Built for the people who use it eight hours a day, not for a demo.
- →Role-based access, audit trails and approvals
- →Reporting your finance team will actually trust
- →Migration of the data you already have
- →Training and documentation for your team
Mobile apps
iOS and Android apps for field crews, technicians and customers. They keep working in a basement with no signal and sync when they surface.
- →Offline-first data with conflict handling
- →Photo, signature and barcode capture
- →App Store and Play submission handled for you
- →Device management for company-owned hardware
CRMs & internal tools
A CRM shaped like your sales process instead of someone else's. Quoting, dispatch, inventory and billing that match the words your team already uses.
- →Pipeline, quoting and job scheduling
- →Email, calendar and phone-system hooks
- →Invoicing into your accounting package
- →Import from the CRM you're leaving
AI & automation
We start from the hour your team keeps losing, not from the technology. Document extraction, support triage, quote drafting — measured against a human baseline before it goes live.
- →Document and email extraction pipelines
- →Search and answering over your own documents
- →Accuracy testing and human review steps
- →Cost per document, monitored monthly
Integrations & data
Make your ERP, accounting, warehouse and website agree on one version of the truth, automatically, with alerts when they don't.
- →Two-way sync with retry and reconciliation
- →Legacy systems, including the ones without APIs
- →One warehouse for reporting across systems
- →Failure alerts that name the record, not a code
Cloud, DevOps & care
Hosting, monitoring, security patching and steady improvement after launch — including for software someone else built.
- →Infrastructure as code, in your cloud account
- →Uptime monitoring with a named person on call
- →Dependency and security patching every month
- →Rescue work on inherited codebases
AI SEO agent
An agent that writes your blog in your voice instead of in the flat register everyone recognises by now. It reads what currently ranks for the topic, picks an angle those pages aren't taking, and writes against your real prices, real jobs and real opinions.
- →Voice profile built by crawling the writing you already have
- →Every post researched against the pages currently ranking
- →A separate critique pass rewrites the AI tells back out
- →A post missing a real fact refuses to publish rather than guessing
- →Straight into WordPress — as a draft if you'd rather read it first
Not sure which of these you need?
That's the normal starting point. Describe the process that's hurting and we'll tell you which of the six actually solves it — including when the answer is “buy something off the shelf”.