One place to do the job
Give people the information and tools they need together.
Web apps for business
Outgrown the spreadsheets?
Build a better way to work.
Stop making your team work around the software. We build quoting tools, customer portals and business apps that bring the job into one place, cut repeated admin and make the next step clear.
Less repeated admin
Reduce the copying, chasing and checking between steps.
Built for the people using it
Clear screens that fit the way your team and customers work.
The everyday frictionThe spreadsheet was a good start.
The spreadsheet was a good start.
Now it’s holding things up.
When a simple task needs three files, two emails and someone who knows the workaround, the business is doing more work than it needs to.
The same information gets typed into different places.
Nobody is sure which version is the latest.
Customers chase updates that should be easy to find.
One person holds all the knowledge of how it works.
Your team should be doing the work, not fighting the tools.
What we buildUseful tools.
Useful tools.
Built around your business.
Start with the job that causes the most friction. We build a focused first version, then improve it around real use.
Customer portals & bookings
Give customers a straightforward place to book, find documents and see where things stand.
- Booking and enquiry journeys
- Customer access to relevant information
- Clear progress and next steps
Quoting tools & dashboards
Bring the details, calculations and decisions together so your team can get on with the job.
- Quotes built around your options and calculations
- A useful view of work and outstanding tasks
- Connections to existing systems where available
A first version of your idea
Turn a business idea into something people can try. Focus on the essential job first, with room to develop it further.
- A prototype you can review before the build
- The essential screens, accounts and permissions
- Realistic testing and a clear handover
Where it helps
What keeps slowing your day down?
Here are six places a focused web app can make the work easier.
Quoting a job
Choose the options, add the quantities and produce a quote using agreed calculations.
Managing bookings
Bring availability and customer details into one clear booking process.
Updating customers
Let customers find their documents and check progress without another phone call.
Seeing what needs attention
Show your team outstanding work, missing information and the next action.
Keeping records together
Capture information once and pass it to connected systems where the connection allows it.
Giving members access
Provide a place for members to sign in and find the resources relevant to them.
Possible applications. We shape the features around the job you need to improve.
Your app project
Start with one useful improvement.
You don’t need to solve everything at once. We agree what the first version must do and put later ideas in a separate plan.
- A clear map of the task and the people involved
- Screens you can review before the full build
- Agreed features, access and permissions
- Testing with realistic examples from your business
- Handover guidance and a plan for support
How we workFrom a frustrating task
From a frustrating task
to a tool people can use.
Step 1: Understand the job
We look at how things work today, where time is lost and what people need the app to help them do.
Step 2: Make it tangible
We map the essential screens and build a prototype so you can try the approach and give feedback.
Step 3: Build and test
We build the agreed features and check them against realistic tasks, devices and user permissions.
Step 4: Launch and improve
We put the app into use, explain how to look after it and plan further improvements from what people learn.
Technology that supports peopleGive your team room
Give your team room
to get back to their best work.
A useful app removes the repeated steps that eat into the day. Your people bring the judgement, experience and ideas. The technology helps them put those strengths to work.
Less time maintaining the workaround.
More time moving the business forward.
Your questions, answered
Let’s make things clear.
The practical details before we get started.
What is a web app?
It’s a tool you use through a web browser to do a job, such as preparing a quote, managing bookings or giving customers access to documents. It can be built around your own processes and the people who use it.
Will it work on phones as well as computers?
We design and test the app for the devices your users need. The layout adapts to the screen, and we check practical details such as entering information, reading tables and using buttons on a phone.
Can it connect to the software we already use?
Often, yes. We first check which connections the software supports, what access is needed and whether there are extra charges. The agreed connections are included in the project quote.
Can it work without an internet connection?
Some features can be designed to work offline, but this needs planning. We agree which tasks must work without a connection and how information will update when you reconnect. Features that depend on live external systems may still need internet access.
How much does a custom app cost?
The cost depends on the features, user accounts, data and connections involved. We quote for a defined first version and set out hosting, subscriptions and support separately. Starting with one important job keeps the project focused.
How long will it take?
That depends on the size of the first version, the connections and the information we need from you. We agree a timetable before work starts, with review points so you can see progress and try the app along the way.
Can we add features later?
Yes. We keep a list of later ideas and use feedback from the first version to decide what should come next. Each new stage has an agreed scope and cost.
What happens after launch?
We agree who looks after hosting, backups, updates and support before launch. You receive handover guidance, and the proposal sets out account access, ownership and any third-party licences. Ongoing help can be arranged around what you need.
Let’s talkShow us the workaround.
Show us the workaround.
Let’s build something better.
Bring the spreadsheet, the repeated task or the idea you’ve been sitting on. We’ll help you work out what to build first.