// Application development company
We build the apps your business runs on.
Custom web apps, mobile apps, data platforms and AI tools, designed, built and supported by one team. You own the code. We keep it running.
- Web, iOS and AndroidOne team builds all of it
- Your name, your codePublished under your brand
- Hosted and supportedWe keep it running
// Services
What we do
Most projects combine two or three of these. One team covers all of them, so nothing gets lost between agencies.
Custom web app development
Custom web applications built around how your business works: portals, dashboards and internal tools in Angular and Django, designed, built and supported by one team.
Learn more →Mobile app development
iOS and Android apps for your customers or your field team, built once with Ionic and Capacitor and published to the App Store and Google Play under your name.
Learn more →BI and data integration
Connect your marketplaces, ERP, accounting and warehouse data into one clean database, with live dashboards, scheduled reports and alerts your team will actually use.
Learn more →AI integration and agents
Practical AI for your business: support assistants, document capture and AI agents that work with your own data under your existing permissions, built on Claude and MCP.
Learn more →SaaS product development
From idea to paying customers: we design, build and launch SaaS products with subscriptions, multi-tenant accounts, admin tools and mobile apps.
Learn more →Cloud hosting and support
We host, monitor, back up and maintain the apps we build on Azure and Cloudflare, with security updates and a named developer when you need a change.
Learn more →// Solutions
Launch your own project
The kinds of apps we build for businesses like yours, from the field to the back office.
CAD + Product Development
CADs, specs and factory quotes live in email threads and folders.
Retail Store + Subscriptions
Retailers rent a storefront and pay fees on every sale they make.
Shipment Tracking + Issues
Shipping problems surface when the customer calls to complain.
Customer Proposal Builder
Reps build product offers in spreadsheets from stale stock lists.
Service Company Dispatcher
HVAC and plumbing shops dispatch by phone call and whiteboard.
B2B Ordering Portal
Wholesale customers still email POs and call for stock checks.
// Live demos
Try before you call
Working sample apps you can click through, the way your team would use them. Pick one.
// How a project runs
Four steps, no surprises
- 01
Map the work
We sit with the people who do the job and write down how it happens today, including the spreadsheets and workarounds.
- 02
Scope and estimate
A written scope, clickable designs and an estimate for a first release that solves the most expensive problem first.
- 03
Build in short cycles
You see working software every two weeks and can change direction before it gets expensive.
- 04
Launch and run
We launch, host, monitor and keep improving it, or hand it to your team with documentation.
You own everything
Code in your GitHub, apps under your developer accounts, hosting in your cloud. No lock-in.
One team, start to finish
Design, web, mobile, data, AI and hosting under one roof, so nothing falls between vendors.
Plain answers
If buying an existing tool is the better call, we will tell you, even if it means no project for us.
// Guides
Before you build
Straight answers to the questions we hear most from business owners planning software.
Custom software or off-the-shelf? How to decide
A practical way to decide between buying SaaS and building a custom app: where each wins, the hidden costs, and the questions to ask first.
Read the guide →What to prepare before you hire an app developer
Seven things to have ready before you talk to an app development company, so you get an accurate estimate and a first version that solves the right problem.
Read the guide →Adding AI to business software, safely
Where AI saves real time in business software, how to stop it inventing answers or leaking data, and what the Model Context Protocol (MCP) changes.
Read the guide →How to stop taking orders by email
How distributors move customers off emailed and phoned purchase orders: ordering portals, EDI, what to connect to your ERP and how to roll it out.
Read the guide →A customer portal on top of NetSuite or QuickBooks
The ways to give B2B customers a self-service portal on NetSuite or QuickBooks: built-in options, apps and custom portals, and what has to sync.
Read the guide →Shopify app or custom build? How to tell
When an app from the Shopify App Store is enough, when a custom app or integration pays off, and how to spot app-fee creep before it adds up.
Read the guide →How to forecast inventory for retail stores
A practical inventory forecasting method for small and multi-location retailers: sales velocity, seasonality, lead times, safety stock and reorder points.
Read the guide →// Next step
Have something that needs building?
Tell us how the work gets done today. We will tell you plainly what we would build, how long it would take and what it would cost.