Software · Web applications
Web applications
Booking systems, job trackers, dashboards, portals and internal tools built around how your team actually works, so information lives in one place instead of across notebooks, spreadsheets and chats.
Try a small job board
A cut-down example of the kind of tool we build. Add a job, then move it from New to In progress to Done. The counts update as you go.
New2
Replace office router
Quote: 20 safety boots
In progress1
Service the workshop UPS
Done1
Label the server rack
A working sample with made-up data. Your version is built around your business.
What you get
- Workflow mapping with the people who will use the system
- Sign-in and user roles, so each person sees what they need
- Forms with checks that stop bad data at the door
- Search, filters and exports to spreadsheet
- Backups, monitoring and a plan for updates
- Training for your team and simple written guides
From first call to hand-over
- 01
Understand the work
We talk through what the business does, who will use the system and what a good result looks like. You get a short written scope.
- 02
Map the workflow
We draw the current process step by step and agree where the system saves time or removes errors.
- 03
Build in small releases
The most useful part goes live first. Each release adds a feature your team has already tried in a preview.
- 04
Check the data
Tests cover the rules that matter, such as totals, permissions and dates, before anything reaches your team.
- 05
Launch and hand over
We put it live, show your team how to use it and hand over the accounts, passwords and documents in your name.
Still running the business on spreadsheets and chats?
Describe the process that wastes the most time and we will suggest what a simple system could do.
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