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One system built for how you work, replacing the six that don't.
Most growing businesses reach the point where the CRM, the project tool, the spreadsheets and the invoicing software stop working together and start working against you. We build one system around your actual workflow, price it before we write code, and hand you the keys when it is done.
If any of this is you
- Your CRM does not talk to your invoicing, so someone re-types it.
- The reports live in spreadsheets that one person understands.
- You pay for features nobody uses and work around the ones you need.
- Every new hire learns six logins and three workarounds.
What is included
Every kind of custom software, built from scratch.
From an internal tool that replaces a spreadsheet to a platform serving thousands of users. We scope, design, build and support it end to end.
- Web applications and portals
- Client portals, internal dashboards and full web apps in Next.js and React. Fast, production-ready and built to grow.
- Mobile apps
- iOS and Android from one React Native codebase, from concept to the app stores.
- ERP and business systems
- Operations platforms, CRMs and ERPs built around the way your team actually works, replacing the stack of tools that never quite fit.
- Internal tools and dashboards
- The small systems that run a business: approvals, tracking, scheduling, reporting. Built properly instead of living in a spreadsheet.
- Rebuilding the old system
- When the thing that runs the business was built years ago, we rebuild it without losing the data or the way people work.
- Built ready for AI
- Every system is architected so document intelligence, automation and predictive features can be added now or later without starting over.
For your technical lead
- Stack
- Next.js, React, Node.js and Python; React Native for mobile
- Data
- PostgreSQL by default; the database designed with the system, not after it
- Cloud
- Microsoft Azure first; AWS where you already run there
- Delivery
- Two-week sprints with a live staging link from the first sprint
- Quality
- Automated tests, manual QA, security scan and load test before production
- Ownership
- Full IP transfer; repositories and cloud accounts in your name
What it costs
Free to scope. Fixed price to build. A plan to keep it working.
You see the price at the end of architecture, before a line of code, and it does not change unless the scope does. The maintenance plan is priced at the same time so you know the full cost of owning the system.
See how a build runs, step by step- Discovery
Free
A thirty-minute call and a written map of your tools and gaps. If it is worth building, a scoped proposal follows.
- Build
Fixed price from the requirements document
Quoted at the end of architecture with the timeline. No hourly overages. A typical build runs from week three to week ten or beyond, depending on scope.
- Maintenance and support
from $350/month
Hosting, patches, monitoring, backups, a help desk and development time, in three plan levels. Business-hours response, 8am–5pm Mountain, Monday to Friday. Price scales with system complexity and is agreed at launch.
Discovery is free. Builds are quoted at a fixed price before work starts, with no hourly overages. Ongoing plans are monthly. Final pricing depends on scope, integrations and the state of your data or content, and is confirmed after discovery.
Fair questions
What owners ask before they build.
- Off-the-shelf software is cheaper.
- Per month, often. Over years, with the subscriptions, the workarounds and the re-typing, usually not. During discovery we lay your actual tool costs next to a build so you can see the comparison for your business, not an average.
- We have been burned by a developer before.
- Fixed price before code, a staging link you can open any day, and full ownership of the code and accounts. If we disappeared tomorrow your team would have everything they need to carry on.
- How long does it take?
- Discovery and architecture take two weeks and end with a timeline in writing. Builds typically run from week three to week ten or beyond, depending on scope.
- What happens after launch?
- Training, documentation and a maintenance plan that keeps it patched, monitored and improving. Software nobody looks after stops working, so we do not hand over and leave.
- Have you built anything like this?
- Revux, a booking platform connecting real estate agents with media contractors, where job bookings rose 30%. The Ten Percent, an accessibility-first mobile app where community engagement rose 60%. And an ERP for an engineering firm and a CRM for a sales team we can describe on a call.
Case studies
- Revux: increase in job bookings
- 30%
- The Ten Percent: increase in community engagement
- 60%
Book a free discovery call.
Thirty minutes, no obligation. We map the tools you have, find where they stop fitting, and tell you what a purpose-built system would look like and cost.
- A map of your current tools and where the gaps are
- What a purpose-built system would look like for your business
- A scoped proposal with a fixed price and timeline, if it is worth building
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