Services

Built once, for you, properly.

Every engagement starts with the same question: what is this actually costing you today? If custom software is not the answer, you will hear that before you spend anything.

01

Business systems

Orders, jobs, dispatch, inventory, billing — the application your operation runs on. Built around the states and approvals your business genuinely uses, including the awkward ones that no off-the-shelf product will model for you.

02

iOS applications

Native Swift and SwiftUI. Offline-first where the work happens away from signal, with sync that is explicit rather than magical, plus widgets, Live Activities and the platform features people expect.

03

Integrations

Getting two systems that were never meant to meet to exchange data reliably — hardware APIs, third-party services, file formats and the binary exports vendors do not document.

04

Reporting

Not a dashboard for its own sake. The document somebody has to produce — month end, compliance, payroll — generated from stored history rather than rebuilt by hand in a spreadsheet.

05

Rescue and replacement

Systems that work but nobody maintains any more, or a spreadsheet that has quietly become critical. We take these on, including where the original developer is long gone.

06

Maintenance

Ongoing support for what we build and, where it makes sense, for what you already have. Fixes, changes and the next version, at a pace you set.

How it goes

Scope before code. Always.

Most software that disappoints was never wrong technically — it was built before anyone had agreed what it was for.

We watch the work

Before anything is designed, we sit with the process as it runs today — including the spreadsheet nobody admits to and the step only one person knows how to do.

You get a written scope

What it does, what it deliberately does not do, and what it costs. In plain language, before you commit to anything.

Build in the open

Working software early and often, not a demo at the end. Changing your mind in week three is cheap; after launch it is not.

Launch, then stay

Going live is the middle of the project. The code is documented for whoever picks it up next — including if that turns out not to be us.

Start with a conversation.

No charge, no obligation, and a straight answer about whether this is worth building.

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