Software built for how you actually work.
When the off-the-shelf tool almost fits, you end up paying for the gap in spreadsheets and manual work forever. We build the thing that fits, as a real product with real engineering behind it.
The work, specifically.
Internal web apps
The tool your team keeps asking for. Order tracking, job queues, approvals, dashboards. Built around your workflow instead of bending your workflow around a subscription.
SaaS products
A product you can sell. Multi-tenant from the first commit, with authentication, roles, invites, plans, usage limits and an admin panel that lets you run it.
Client and customer portals
A logged-in space where your customers see their own data, upload what you need from them, and stop emailing you for status updates.
Prototypes that survive
A working v1 in weeks to test the idea, built on foundations that do not have to be thrown away when it works.
What comes with it.
Not add-ons quoted separately once you have already committed. This is what the work means when we say we do it.
- Authentication, roles and permissions done properly, not bolted on later
- Multi-tenant data isolation, so one customer can never see another customer
- Payments and subscriptions when you need them, Razorpay or Stripe
- An admin panel from day one, so you are not asking us to run SQL for you
- Rate limiting, input validation and audit trails on anything that matters
- Migrations and seeds checked into the repo, so the database is reproducible
- A written handover: how it runs, what the env vars do, how to change them
From first call to handover.
Scope
What the software must do, what it must never do, and what version one deliberately leaves out.
Model
The data model first. Most software problems are data model problems wearing a costume.
Build in milestones
Each milestone is deployable. You see it working, on a real URL, not in a status update.
Harden
Security pass, rate limits, error handling, and the boring edge cases that decide whether people trust it.
Hand over
Documentation, credentials, and a walkthrough. Support after that is a choice, not a hostage situation.
This is for you if.
If none of these sound like you, say so on the call and we will tell you honestly whether this is the right piece of work.
- Your operations run on a spreadsheet that only one person understands
- You are paying per seat for three tools to do one job badly
- You have a product idea and need it built by people who have shipped one
- An agency built you something and now nobody can maintain it
Custom Software & SaaS, answered.
Have you actually shipped a SaaS product?
Two. quiet is a multi-tenant brand engine with workspaces, invites, plans and usage limits. RELIC is a made-to-order storefront with live payments, a production queue and an admin back office. Both run in production and both are ours, so the mistakes were paid for out of our own pocket first.
What does it cost?
Scope decides it, so we will not quote a number on a web page. What we will do is scope it into milestones and price each one, so you can stop after any milestone with something that works.
Who owns the code and the data?
You do. Repository, database and hosting accounts in your name. We will set them up for you if you would rather not.