Web application development
Custom web application development — internal tools, dashboards and product front-ends built for businesses whose work does not fit off-the-shelf software.
- DisciplineApplication development
- Typical outputTools, dashboards, portals
- Starts withYour existing process
Custom web applications for businesses whose process does not fit an off-the-shelf product: internal tools, dashboards, booking and inventory systems, and product front-ends.
When you need one, and when you do not
Most businesses should buy software rather than build it.
What gets built
Internal tools
01The thing that replaces the spreadsheet everyone is afraid to touch.
Dashboards
02Numbers your team actually acts on, in one place, current.
Booking and scheduling
03Availability, reservations and the confirmations around them.
Inventory and order systems
04Stock, movement and fulfilment, with a history you can audit.
Client portals
05A logged-in area where customers see their own data instead of emailing to ask.
Product front-ends
06The interface for a product whose backend already exists.
How it is approached
The first pass is not code. It is working out what the process really is, including the parts nobody documented and the exceptions everyone works around.
Websites I’ve built recently.
See all work
Website for a maker of handmade luxury metalwork: copper bathtubs, sinks, lighting and furniture.
Website for a Moradabad handicraft manufacturer exporting brass, copper and wood to 42 countries.
Website for Aurelio, the metal and wood atelier of AF International: handcrafted furniture, lighting and decor.
Website for a home-metalware manufacturer exporting from Moradabad to 34 countries.
Questions people actually ask
01How is this different from a website?
A website mostly shows information to people who are not logged in.
02Can you work with our existing system or database?
Usually yes. Building a new interface onto a backend or database that already works is often the cheapest useful thing that can be done.
03Do you handle hosting and infrastructure?
Yes — hosting, storage and the infrastructure around an application are part of the service, scoped alongside the build.
Got something worth building? Tell me what it needs to do.
Send the brief — or the half-formed version of it — and you will get a quote with a timeline attached.