Discovery
Interviews with process owners, review of existing systems, identification of the real bottleneck.
How we work
A process built to avoid surprises
The most expensive thing in software is moving fast in the wrong direction. Our process is designed to stop, verify and correct early — while correcting is still cheap.
Design & prototype
Screen flows and interface, turned into a clickable prototype. Changes at this stage are free.
Development
Two-week cycles, each ending with a build running in your own environment.
Testing & acceptance
Automated tests plus user acceptance testing against criteria written in the scope document.
Launch
Servers, domain, certificates, backups and monitoring, released through a reversible deployment.
Handover
Source code, accounts and documentation transfer to you, with recorded training for your team.
Maintenance
Monthly agreement: security updates, backup verification, monitoring, defined response times.
Iteration
Post-launch requests are prioritised and planned as work packages. Live systems keep evolving.
Communication
Every project has one named owner who does not change mid-project, a weekly progress meeting, a shared task board and a single channel for day-to-day questions. You never have to chase anyone to find out where things stand.
Change requests
Requirements change — that is normal and we are not rigid about it. What we refuse to do is let a change go unrecorded: we document the request, state its effect on timeline and cost, and add it to the plan once you approve. That is why our projects do not end in budget arguments.
What we decline
We do not take every project. If analysis shows the investment will not pay for itself, we say so. If an off-the-shelf product covers your need more cheaply than custom development, we recommend the product.
Confidentiality
We are happy to sign a mutual NDA before the first detailed conversation. Client data and project content are never used as references without written permission.
Next step
Tell us what you need. We will scope it in writing.
A first call to understand the problem, then a written proposal with scope, timeline and price. The proposal stage is free and commits you to nothing.