What we do, in detail.
Six disciplines, one accountable team. Pick a discipline to see exactly what's included, how long it takes, what it costs, and what you own at the end.
Products that hold up under real users.
Dashboards, portals, marketplaces and internal tools. Complex state, permissions and data — engineered to stay maintainable after the first hundred features, because that is where most builds quietly fall apart.
Typed end to end, tested where failure costs money, documented as we go, and shipped with a design system so screen fifty costs less than screen five.
What's included
Every engagement in this discipline ships with all six. Nothing here is an upsell.
Components, states and patterns defined once so the tenth screen is cheap.
Access modelled properly — org, team and record level — with audit trails where needed.
Pagination, search, bulk actions and empty states designed for the volumes you actually have.
Coverage aimed at billing, auth and data integrity rather than a vanity percentage.
Logging, error tracking and performance budgets so problems surface before support tickets.
Architecture notes, runbooks and a walkthrough your engineers can actually take over from.
How a Web app engagement runs
Process mapping, data audit, integration inventory. We cut scope here, not corners later.
Data model, permissions, and the interface for the people who use it all day.
Cycles with demos, migrations rehearsed, tests where failure would actually cost you.
Monitoring, SLA support and documentation — or a clean handover to your in-house team.
Web app — indicative pricing
Ranges, not quotes. The number you sign comes out of discovery and does not move unless you change scope.
Atlas Freight — dispatch platform
Replaced a spreadsheet-and-phone dispatch process with a live load board, driver app and planner dashboard, rolled out across four terminals without a service pause.
They told us to cut a third of our scope in the first meeting. That call alone paid for the engagement — and what they shipped is still the tool our team opens first every morning.
Send the problem, not the spec. We'll tell you which discipline actually solves it — sometimes it's none of them.
Ask us →Web app,
answered straight.
Switch discipline above and these change with it.
Often the best setup. We pair, review each other's work and leave the codebase in a state your team recognises. We will also tell you honestly which parts we think you should own.
Changes are priced against the plan as they come up, in writing, before they are built. Nothing lands as a surprise line item at the end of the quarter.
It is yours in your repositories the whole time. Stop whenever you like and you keep everything, documented.
Tell us what
you're building.
Send the brief — even a rough one. You'll get a written response within one business day with a ballpark range, a suggested shape for the project and the honest version of what it will take.