01Custom software development
Web applications, client portals, dashboards and SaaS MVPs, planned around the problem you’re solving and built to keep working as your business grows.
What we build
Accounts and permissions, your data organized the way your business thinks about it, and the workflows that actually matter, in the browser on any device.
The smallest version real people can sign up for and use, so you learn from the market instead of guessing.
Project status, documents, requests and history in one login, instead of a thread of emails asking for updates.
Pulled automatically from the tools you already use, so decisions don’t wait on someone updating a spreadsheet.
Scheduling, approvals, orders, inventory or intake: the jobs that live in spreadsheets and inboxes today.
Moving data out of spreadsheets or an aging system into software your team can rely on, extending what works and retiring what doesn’t.
Payments, messaging, CRM and data from other services, connected properly from day one.
How a software project runs
We define the problem, who will use the software, and the smallest version worth building. You get a written scope before development starts.
Data, user roles, integrations and hosting are decided up front, so the build doesn’t stall on surprises halfway through.
Key screens are designed and reviewed with you before they’re coded, so changes are cheap and the flow makes sense.
Built in stages, with working versions you can try along the way and automated tests on the parts that matter most.
We deploy to reliable hosting, document how it all works, and stay available for fixes and new features.
Built by us
Plate is a multi-tenant restaurant platform we designed, built and operate in production: accounts and roles, a menu and photo editor, website publishing with safeguards, customer messaging and subscription billing.
Plate, shown with a demo restaurant.
It depends on scope. A focused tool or first product version is usually measured in weeks to a few months; larger platforms are best delivered in phases. You get a timeline with the written scope, before development starts, and it’s an estimate we’ll keep you updated on, not a promise made before we understand the work.
A conversation, or a few, about how the work gets done today, who will use the software and what success looks like. The result is a written scope: what’s included, what isn’t, and what it costs.
Ownership, licensing and hosting are spelled out in your project agreement before any work begins, so there are no surprises later. Bring it up on the first call and we’ll walk you through it.
Usually. Most modern tools offer an API, webhooks or an export. We check what your systems actually allow during discovery, before anything is promised.
We stay available for fixes, improvements and new features. Ongoing support can be set up as a monthly arrangement or handled as needed.
We build web applications that work well in a phone’s browser. We don’t currently build native iOS or Android apps for the app stores, and we’ll tell you if your project really needs one.
→Start a project
Whether you’re launching a new idea or improving how an existing business runs, tell us what you’re trying to create. You’ll get an honest answer on what it takes — even when the answer is a tool you can already buy.
