Automation · Custom software · AI where it pays
We automate the processes your team repeats by hand, build the software you cannot buy off the shelf, and put AI to work where it actually pays. Tell us what is manual today and we will tell you what it would take to hand it off.
Three ways in. Find the one that sounds like your week.
Someone on your team re-keys the same data into two systems every week, and the spreadsheet everyone depends on is one bad paste away from being wrong.
You have outgrown the spreadsheet, the off-the-shelf tool does 60% of the job, and the other 40% is the part your business actually runs on.
You know AI should be doing something here, but every demo you have seen is either a toy or a subscription that does not touch your actual data.
No commitment until you have a fixed price in writing.
You describe what is manual or broken. We ask the questions that decide whether software helps, and you leave with a written recommendation — including when the honest answer is that you do not need us.
Fixed scope, fixed price, a date. You know what you are buying before you commit, and the proposal says plainly what is not included.
You see working software every week, not a status report. If something is wrong, we find out in week two rather than at delivery.
The code, the accounts and the documentation are yours. Ongoing support is available and entirely optional — never a condition of getting your own system.
AutoFlow is a multi-tenant invoice management system of our own: it tracks what a business is owed and what it owes, categorises invoices, and chases payment automatically. It is built on .NET and SQL Server with Auth0 for identity, and it is the clearest example of what we do — a real system, designed, built and shipped end to end.
Most first projects land between $500 and $15,000 — a single automation at the small end, a full application at the large one. You get a fixed price before any work starts, and the review call is free and carries no obligation.
A focused automation is usually two to four weeks. A custom application is typically six to twelve. You get a date in the proposal, not an estimate that drifts.
You do — outright, including the repository and the deployment accounts. There is no license to keep paying and nothing held back to keep you tied in.
Weekly increments exist so that you see the problem early, while changing course is still cheap. If the first increment shows the approach is wrong, we say so and we stop.
That is usually the whole job. QuickBooks, Excel, Google Workspace, a CRM, an ERP, an internal database — the work is normally connecting what you already run, not replacing it.
You can take it in-house, or keep us on a support arrangement sized to what you actually need. The handover is complete either way.
Three fields. We reply in two to three business days, and the first call is free.