We sit with your team, work out what is actually needed, and deliver working software quickly. Hosted for you, or running on your own machines — whichever suits how your business operates.
We come to you and watch the work happen — the register being filled in, the report being assembled, the call that gets made when something goes wrong. Most of what matters never appears in a written brief. This is where we spend our time, and it is why the build afterwards goes quickly.
Systems that run the operation: attendance and rostering, inventory and dispatch, billing and compliance, inspection and quality records, reporting that management actually reads. We start from the formats your team already fills in, and retire the spreadsheets holding them together.
Android, iOS and installable web apps for shop-floor, depot and field staff. Built to keep working where there is no signal, and to sync cleanly the moment there is.
Practical models on your own data, scoped to a result you can measure. Read figures off inspection sheets and delivery challans, forecast spares demand, flag defects from photographs, or search years of failure history in plain language.
Run it on the internet or run it inside your building — your choice, and you can change your mind later. Some businesses want access from anywhere and no server to look after. Others need the data to stay on the premises, or work in places where the connection cannot be relied on. We build for either and set it up properly.
Embedded and electronics work — sensors, boards and the firmware that drives them — is on our roadmap, not our current offering. We'll tell you plainly when something sits outside what we do today.
Overtime was being worked out by hand across shifts and registers, and mistakes surfaced late — sometimes only after the statement had gone out. We built a system that takes attendance and shift data in, applies the depot's own rules, and produces the overtime figures. Errors fell substantially, and most of the corrections and disputes that used to follow each cycle went with them.
Substantial reduction in overtime calculation errors
Staff information sat across files, registers and individual spreadsheets, so preparing a roster meant reconciling them first. We built a single employee repository — postings, grades, skills, leave — and a rostering system on top of it, so a shift is filled from current data instead of last month's copy.
One source of employee data, feeding the roster directly
Projects rarely go wrong because someone wrote a bad function. They go wrong because nobody sat with the person who actually does the job, and the software ends up describing a process that does not exist. Then it gets rolled out, quietly ignored, and the old register comes back.
So we spend our first days with your people and your paperwork, before anyone writes anything. That is what lets us move fast afterwards — and it is why what arrives is recognisable to the people who have to use it every day. We enjoy this part. It is the reason the delivery is quick, not a delay before it.
A 45-minute call, then a visit to wherever the work actually happens, at no charge. We want to see the real problem — the register, the queue, the spreadsheet everyone dreads — before anyone proposes a solution.
You get a written scope: what gets built, what does not, what it costs and when it lands. Fixed price where the work is clear, staged where it genuinely isn't. Nothing starts until you sign it.
You see something working every two weeks, not a status report. Change your mind early and it costs almost nothing — which is the whole point of showing you.
You own the source code, the accounts and the documentation. We train your team, then stay on for support if you want it — never because you're locked in.
Depots, workshops and the firms that supply them. Workforce, rostering, inspection records and dispatch documentation.
Production tracking, stock and dispatch, billing and compliance for mid-sized units still holding it together with Excel.
Scheduling, records and reporting for clinics, schools and service firms that need something simpler than enterprise software.
A first working version of your idea, built quickly and handed over so your own team can carry it forward.
Describe the problem in plain language — you don't need a spec or a tender document. We'll reply within one working day, and if it isn't something we should build, we'll say so.