When the site becomes a tool

Web Applications

Some projects do not just present a business: they run it. Seats that fill up, user accounts, data to keep current, a team that needs to get organised. We design and build these tools to fit the way you actually work, instead of bending you to the way a generic software package works.

How we work

  1. Audit & scoping

    We start from how you really operate: who will use the tool, what data it handles, what is done by hand today. The audit is invoiced, then deducted from the project, and ends with a line-by-line quote.

  2. Flows & screens

    The key user flows are drawn and approved with you before any code is written: what a user sees, in what order, and what the tool refuses.

  3. Step-by-step build

    We deliver the tool one feature at a time, so you follow progress on something real, and your feedback arrives while it is still cheap to act on.

  4. Going live

    We deploy the tool and you get to grips with it alongside us. You keep full access to the code and its technical documentation.

What we build

Booking and sign-ups, with seats counted in real time
User accounts, roles and private areas
A back-office to manage your data without calling us
Automatic emails and group mailings
Online payment and links to your business tools
Your data exportable, whenever you decide

Frequently asked questions

How much does a web application cost?

It is quoted case by case, after an audit that is invoiced and then deducted from the project: there are too many variables for a listed price. The audit ends with a line-by-line quote you can compare and trim.

How long does it take?

The timeline is set at the end of the audit, never on the first call. As a reference point, the Nerida website and its booking engine took three months from first conversation to launch.

Do the tool and the data belong to me?

Yes. The source code is handed over with its documentation, and your data can be exported whenever you decide. If you change provider, the tool leaves with you.

Why not use existing software?

When an off-the-shelf product does the job, we tell you: it is cheaper and faster. Custom work pays off when your rules fit no generic tool, or when you are paying a subscription for features you never use.

Ready to set sail?

Let's talk about your project and build something exceptional together.

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