Specific to your business
- Business rules
- Role-specific interfaces
- Request & record model
Custom software development company
Bring customers, staff and the tools you already use into one application built for the job.
Illustrative business system
CustomerDelivery details
OperationsFulfilment
OrderSO-218
Office equipment2 line itemsFinanceInvoice
Existing inventoryAvailability
Tools & technologies
- TypeScript
- Node.js
- Python
- PostgreSQL
- REST
- Docker
- GitHub Actions
One request. Two working views.
Submit a repair request, assign a team and see what the customer sees.
Interactive exampleMaintenance request
Customer request
Meeting-room display is not working
Coordinator workspace
No request yet
Submitted requests arrive here.
Customer status
Your request will appear here.
Not submitted
Example ready. No request submitted.
What we build. What we connect.
Existing products, data stores, APIs and operating tools are mapped first so useful systems can remain in place.
Connected where needed
- CRM & ERP
- Payments
- Communication tools
- Third-party APIs
What you receive.
Customer & staff interfaces
Backend & data model
Agreed integrations
Application source code
Deployment setup
Operating documentation
Who owns what.
Agree the boundaries before the work starts.
Business rules
- Daphnis
- Translate the agreed process into behaviour and acceptance checks.
- Your team & dependencies
- Confirm the rules, exceptions and person who accepts the work.
Existing systems
- Daphnis
- Build and test the agreed connections.
- Your team & dependencies
- Provide access and identify the owner of each external service.
Release
- Daphnis
- Prepare the application, deployment and handover.
- Your team & dependencies
- Approve the release scope and confirm hosting/account ownership.
After launch
- Daphnis
- Deliver the support or handover agreed for the engagement.
- Your team & dependencies
- Name the operating team and agree support coverage.
Selected work
Cityfurnish
Mobile app development and multi-city warehouse software for a furniture rental business.
View project
Sinzo
Supplier-data scraping and AI engineering for a cross-border shopping and warehouse platform.
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Zootmart
Web, hybrid apps and administration work for a marketplace with a rewards layer.
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Hubhopper
Initial app and backend development, followed by training for the client’s team.
View projectStart where the work is.
Discovery
When the process needs definition before a build can be scoped.
Explore discoveryBuild sprint
When a defined application or next release is ready for implementation.
Explore a build sprintOngoing team
When the roadmap needs continuing engineering capacity.
Explore an ongoing teamA few practical questions.
How is a custom software project priced, and what does the estimate include?
Price follows the agreed scope and the condition of the systems involved. Discovery helps define workflows, integrations, data migration, testing and release responsibilities before implementation is estimated. The proposal should identify deliverables, assumptions, review points and exclusions, including work your team or another supplier will provide. Changes to those assumptions can change the estimate. Hosting, third-party licences and ongoing maintenance are separate costs unless explicitly included; the development price should not be treated as the full cost of running the application.
Which code, data, accounts and project assets will our team control?
Control and ownership are defined in the engagement agreement, rather than assumed from a website description. Agree repository access during delivery and the handover of source, designs, configuration and operating documentation. Identify who owns and administers hosting, domains, service accounts and billing, and how your team can access and export its data. Commissioned work, pre-existing code and third-party assets can have different licence terms. The handover should record these dependencies and transfer or revoke access through the agreed process.
Do we need a finished specification?
No. Start with the current process, the people involved and the points where work gets stuck. Discovery can establish the scope before implementation begins.
Can you work with our existing code?
Yes. We review its condition, access, licences and operating constraints before recommending what to keep, extend or replace. A rewrite is not assumed.
What determines the timeline?
The agreed scope, system access, data readiness and review availability shape delivery. We identify those dependencies before committing to a release plan.
Does the application need AI?
No. The workflow determines the implementation. AI features are scoped separately when they serve a useful task; conventional application logic may be all that is needed.
Start with the way
the work happens.
Bring your current process, the people involved and the tools they use.
