What We Build

Four kinds of work

Yours probably lands in one of these. If it does not, say so anyway. The odd ones are usually the interesting ones.

Business Websites

For the business whose site is costing them work.

›Built around one clear action, not a menu of everything you have ever done
›Fast on a phone, because that is where most of your traffic already is
›Your forms wired to your inbox and your calendar so nothing sits unanswered
›Written for search, with the pages and structure that let people find you
›You own the domain, the hosting account, and the code

Internal Tools

For the spreadsheet that has become load-bearing.

›Client and job tracking that more than one person can use at once
›Intake and onboarding flows that collect the same thing every time
›Dashboards that answer the question you keep asking manually
›Scheduling, approvals, and reminders that stop living in your head
›Access levels, so the right people see the right things

Customer Applications

For when the product is the software.

›Client portals, member areas, and booking systems
›Accounts, logins, and payment handling
›Built to stay upright when traffic arrives in a burst
›A real plan for what happens after launch

Custom Platforms

For when one app is not enough.

›A customer-facing side and an admin side that run off the same data
›User accounts, roles, and permissions that hold up as you hire
›Dashboards and backend management, so you are not asking a developer for numbers
›Built to be handed over: your accounts, your code, your keys

About pricing

Every quote here is fixed for the scope we agree on, so you are never watching a meter run. Scope changes get priced before anything gets built, not billed to you afterward as a surprise. What a project costs depends on what it has to do, which is exactly what the first call is for.

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