A focused specification
Define the users, essential screens, integrations, and acceptance criteria.
Useful software, built around your workflow.
Custom Slack apps, internal tools, and websites for small teams. Start with one clear problem and leave with software your team can own and understand.
Leave with a clearer first use case, a view of feasibility, and a practical next step.
Bring a scattered workflow into one place.
A focused tool can gather the information a team needs, connect the agreed systems, and provide a clear interface for the next action.
The first release is defined around your users, existing stack, and acceptance criteria. Further features can be scoped after your team has tried it.
What a first release includes.
A working first release
Build the agreed tool or website, connect the required services, and review the core user flows.
Code & documentation
Hand over custom source code, setup instructions, and a walkthrough. Agree hosting and maintenance responsibilities in the proposal.
A focused scope. An agreed timeline.
A focused pilot may take 2–6 weeks as a planning guide. The proposal confirms deliverables, dependencies, costs, and schedule. You keep the custom code and documentation; any ongoing support is scoped separately.
Questions about internal tools & web development.
Can you extend a tool we already use?
We first assess its code, APIs, access model, and constraints. That helps us decide whether extending it or building a focused companion tool is the better fit.
Do you build public websites as well?
Yes. We can scope a public website alongside or separately from internal tools, with the pages, content, and user flows agreed before implementation.
Who handles hosting and maintenance?
We identify hosting, service subscriptions, and maintenance responsibilities in the proposal. Ongoing support can be scoped separately from the initial build.
Start with the task that costs you time.
Tell us about your workflow and existing systems. We’ll discuss a useful first release and what is needed to scope it.