Software built for how your business actually works, rather than software your business has to reshape itself around.
Starter App
Launch fast£3,999£2,999
For small and medium businesses ready to launch their first app.
- iOS & Android app
- User login & accounts
- Push notifications
- Admin dashboard
- 14 day delivery
Advanced App
Built to scale£6,999£5,999
For advanced apps with complex and heavier customer usage.
- All starter app features
- Complex app logic
- AI and blockchain features
- Security audits
- 14 day delivery
When custom is the right answer
Good reasons
- Your process is a genuine advantageAnd generic software would make you work like everyone else.
- Off-the-shelf does 80% and the missing 20% is the point
- Per-seat pricing has become punitiveYou are being charged for growing.
- You need to own itBecause the process is core and you cannot have a vendor decide its future.
- Integration between systems that will never integrate themselves
Bad reasons
- Custom sounds more professional
- A tool exists that would do it, but the interface is ugly
- Someone said we should have our own platform
- To avoid a subscriptionCustom has running costs too. Compare properly over three years.
What we build
Operational tools, client portals, dashboards, marketplaces, booking systems, and the connective tissue between systems that were never designed to talk to each other.
We do not build games, heavy real-time infrastructure, or anything requiring clinical or financial certification. The full list of what we refuse.
Common questions
When is custom software actually worth it?
When the way you work is a genuine competitive difference, when off-the-shelf tools force you to change a process that works, or when per-seat pricing punishes you for growing. Not because custom sounds better.
Isn't custom software risky?
Open-ended custom software is risky. Bounded custom software with a fixed price and a fixed deadline is considerably less risky than a multi-year SaaS commitment you cannot leave.
What happens if you disappear?
You own the code, the repository, and the accounts from day one rather than on completion. Any competent developer can pick it up. That is a better answer than most SaaS vendors can give you.