Apps
Apps
Software built around how you actually work.
What apps means
An app is worth building when the way you work is specific enough that generic software makes it harder. We build web apps and internal tools around your real workflow, so the software fits the process instead of the process bending to the software.
What it includes
- 01
Custom web apps
Software your team or your customers log into, built for a job that off-the-shelf tools do not quite do.
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Internal-facing tools
Built for one specific workflow, by the people who have to live with it every day.
Process
How it works.
- 01
Discovery call
We learn what is broken and what it is costing you in time.
- 02
Scoped proposal
A plan built around your actual brief, not a template.
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Custom quote
Priced for the work in front of us, not a generic package.
Every app here started as a workflow someone was doing by hand. Dumpty replaced the note that never got tidied up. Lazy Meet replaced the five clicks before every call. The shape of the build always follows the shape of the problem, which is why none of them look like each other.
How the work runs
A discovery call first, to find out what is actually costing you time. Then a scoped proposal written around that brief. Then a quote for the work in front of us. No packages, no tiers, no pricing page.
What it costs
Priced after discovery. What moves the number is how many distinct workflows the app has to support, not how many screens it ends up with.
Our take
The best sign an app is worth building is a spreadsheet that three people maintain and everybody is slightly afraid of.
Related work
Frequently asked questions
When is a custom app worth building?
When the way you work is specific enough that generic software makes it harder, or when the workaround has become a spreadsheet several people maintain by hand. If an off-the-shelf tool fits, we will tell you.
How much does a custom app cost?
It is quoted after discovery. The main driver is how many distinct workflows the app supports, not the number of screens.
Do you replace software we already pay for?
Sometimes. More often we build the piece that sits between the tools you already have, because that gap is usually where the manual work lives.
At a glance
- What it is
- Custom web apps and internal tools
- Best for
- Teams whose workflow does not fit off-the-shelf software
- Typical work
- Custom web app, or a tool for one specific workflow
- Pricing
- Quoted after discovery
- Our view
- A spreadsheet nobody wants to touch is the tell
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