Web apps built around your team.
When off-the-shelf software almost fits, your team ends up working around it. I build web apps that do exactly what you need, from customer portals to tools for your staff, connected to the systems you already use.
What you get
Less manual work
Tasks that take hours in spreadsheets take a few clicks, or run automatically.
Everything in one place
Connects the tools you already use, so nothing is copied between systems by hand.
Safe with your data
Logins, permissions and private information handled carefully, with security built in from the start.
Room to grow
Start with what matters most, then add to it as your business changes.
What's included
- Scoping the first version
- Customer portals and booking systems
- Dashboards and internal tools
- User accounts and permissions
- Payments and invoicing
- Integrations with your existing tools
- Hosting, backups and monitoring
How a web app project runs
We start with the problem, not the features. I'll look at how the work is done today, where the time goes and what would make the biggest difference.
I then build a first version with the parts that matter most, so your team can use it early and tell me what's missing. From there it grows in small steps, each tested before it goes live.
Once it's running, a support plan keeps it updated, backed up and secure, with developer hours for improvements as your needs change.
What it costs
Every project gets a fixed quote before any work starts. For a typical price now, answer a few quick questions.
How I work
- 1.
Understand the job
I review what you have and what you need, then recommend a clear way forward.
- 2.
Agree the plan
A fixed quote or a monthly plan, with everything agreed in writing.
- 3.
Build and test
You review progress on a private preview. Nothing goes live until it's tested.
- 4.
Look after it
Updates, backups and monitoring once it's live, with a short report every month.
Questions
How long does a web app take to build?
It depends on what it needs to do, so you get a timeline with the quote. The first version is kept small, with the parts that matter most, so your team can start using it sooner. It grows in small steps after that.