Software Studio
Mobile applications, websites, and the internal systems that sit behind them: CRM, staff tooling, customer portals. Scoped in writing, built in milestones, handed over with the keys and the documentation.
01 / Capabilities
Most of our work falls into one of these. The interesting projects usually touch all three, which is the reason we keep them under one roof rather than handing you between agencies.
Applications your customers install, or that your field staff use to do the job. Built once for both iOS and Android, with the release process, store listings and update pipeline set up so shipping a change later is routine rather than an event.
From a considered marketing site through to a full customer-facing platform with accounts, payments and a content system your team can actually operate. Fast, accessible, and built so search engines and screen readers both make sense of it.
The part nobody sees and everybody depends on. A CRM shaped around how your people actually sell and support, a portal your customers log into, dashboards for the numbers you check every morning, and the integrations that stop the same record being typed in twice.
02 / Method
Every stage ends with something written down that you can hold us to. If a stage changes the picture, we say so then, not at handover.
You describe the problem, not the solution. We ask the awkward questions early: who uses it, what happens today, what breaks when it is busy, and what counts as finished.
A written scope with screens, data, integrations, assumptions and the things deliberately left out. It carries a fixed price and a date. Nothing is built until you approve it.
Delivered in milestones you can log into and use. You see working software at each review rather than a status report about it.
Deployment, documentation and a training session with the people who will run it. Accounts and source are in your name from the start, so leaving us is always possible. That is the point.
03 / Engagements
Which one fits depends on how settled the problem is. If you are not sure, start with the first and decide afterwards.
Before you commit
A short, paid piece of work that turns a rough intention into a specification you could hand to anyone, including someone other than us.
A defined build
A scoped application, site or system delivered against the specification, in milestones, for a price agreed before anyone writes a line of code.
Once it is live
An ongoing arrangement for the systems that keep moving: changes, updates, monitoring and a person who already knows how it was built.
04 / Contact
Send a few lines about the problem, who it affects and roughly when it needs solving. You will get a considered reply from someone who has read it, with questions or a proposal, within two working days.