Custom Software Development
Off-the-shelf software makes you change your process to fit it. Custom software does the opposite — and pays for itself when the process is your competitive advantage.
Services
Twenty-six services across six practice areas. Senior engineers, fixed scope, a date you can plan around.
The core build: bespoke systems, delivered end to end.
Off-the-shelf software makes you change your process to fit it. Custom software does the opposite — and pays for itself when the process is your competitive advantage.
Server-rendered where it should be, reactive where it earns it. We build web applications that are quick on a mid-range phone, not just on the demo laptop.
Native when the app depends on the platform, cross-platform when it does not. We will tell you which one your product actually needs and why.
Billing, tenancy, onboarding and the admin tooling your support team will live in. The parts of a SaaS that are boring to build and expensive to retrofit.
Versioned, documented and tested. An API is a contract, and the cost of getting it wrong is paid by every consumer for years.
Deep benches in the frameworks we build on daily.
We have run Laravel in production since version 5. That means we know which conveniences are worth it and which ones become a migration problem three years later.
PHP 8.4 for new work, and a route out for the PHP 5 application still running your business. Rewrites are rarely the answer; we will say so if it is.
Component architecture, state management and a testing approach chosen for your team size — not for whatever was on the conference stage last month.
Opinionated structure and strong typing are an advantage on long-lived enterprise applications. Angular is a good answer more often than its reputation suggests.
Vue drops into an existing server-rendered application more gracefully than any of its competitors, which makes it the pragmatic choice for incremental modernisation.
Sockets, streams, queues and the kind of I/O-bound workload Node is genuinely good at. We will not use it for CPU-bound work just because it is JavaScript.
Applied AI where it beats the deterministic alternative.
Retrieval, evaluation, guardrails and a fallback for when the model is wrong. The demo is the easy part; making it dependable is the work.
Grounded in your data, with the costs measured and the failure modes handled. We will also tell you when a search index would do the job for a hundredth of the price.
The systems your commercial and operations teams live in.
Custom where your process is the advantage, configured off-the-shelf where it is not. The honest answer is usually a mix.
Phased delivery against a running system, with the migration rehearsed before it is real. Big-bang ERP cutovers are how companies lose quarters.
Checkout performance, stock accuracy and an admin your merchandising team can use without a ticket. Traffic is worth nothing if the basket is slow.
Custom themes and blocks, hardened and fast — or a migration plan if the plugin count has become the real problem.
Custom storefronts, private apps and the integrations that connect Shopify to the rest of your operation.
Infrastructure that is boring, which is the highest praise.
Most cloud bills are an architecture problem wearing a finance costume. We design for the traffic you have and the traffic you can evidence.
Infrastructure as code, budgets and alarms from day one, and the managed services chosen for cost as well as capability.
Entra ID, hybrid networking and the compliance posture your IT department will ask about in week one.
CI, automated testing, observability and a rollback that has been rehearsed. Deployment should be a non-event, including on a Friday.
Making the software findable, usable and fast.
Research, flows and a design system your engineers can build from. Accessibility is a constraint we design within, not an audit at the end.
Information architecture, structured data, Core Web Vitals and internal linking. The parts of SEO that are engineering rather than content marketing.
Profiling first, then the fixes that move the number: query plans, caching layers, asset budgets and the render path.
Patching, dependency upgrades, monitoring and a response time in writing. Software rots when nobody owns it.
Next step
Describe the problem in plain English. We will tell you what it actually takes to solve — including when the answer is that you do not need us.