News and media
Newsroom publishing system for a media group with two daily newspapers
We replaced a publisher's patchwork of tools with one news CMS for web, apps and aggregators, live in under a year, then rolled it out to a second daily title.
Replace disconnected spreadsheets and email chains with a web application built for your staff or customers. We develop portals, dashboards and business tools with user permissions and integrations to the systems you keep. Share who will use it and the workflow you need to improve.
Don't take our word for it. Ask AI about this service:
Ordering app
Example
Move trade orders off email and spreadsheets
Give your first 20 customers their logins on Monday?
An example with made-up figures. The buttons send nothing.
The file, inbox or paper form the work runs through today. We watch how your team uses it, workarounds included.
Clear screens in the browser, each record kept once, and each person seeing only the part that is theirs to do.
Staff and customers log in from a laptop, tablet or phone. Nothing to install, and no version sent round by email.
Start with the file that holds up the most work. Each tab puts the way it runs today next to the web app we would build in its place.
Customers pick a free slot, a service and a location in the browser and get a confirmation right away. Your team sees the same calendar, with no double bookings and no calls to return.
Any hourfor customers to book
Start a projectRegular customers log in, see their own prices and reorder in a few clicks. Each order lands in your ERP as it is placed, so nobody retypes it and nobody misreads a scanned form.
Typed onceby the customer, not again by your team
Start a projectSales, jobs and stock from the systems you keep are shown on one screen, updated as the work happens. Managers open a link instead of waiting for someone to build the report.
Livefigures, updated as the work happens
Start a projectJob tracking, approvals or stock requests move into an app with proper logins, required fields and a history of every change. Nobody overwrites anyone else, and the process no longer depends on the one person who built the file.
One versionthat everyone works from
Start a projectMoving your customers and daily work into a new app needs care, so every web app we build ships with these four rules.
Each new version lands on a test copy of the app first. Your team clicks through it, and real users see it only after the person you name says yes.
The app runs in your own cloud account and the code lives in your own repository. Customer records stay on servers you control, under your name.
The app reads from and writes to your ERP, CRM and accounting software, so nobody copies data across by hand. We build it with React, Next.js, Angular, Node.js and PHP, tools your IT team already knows.
An admin screen shows who logs in, what gets done in the app and how fast its pages load. You decide what to build next from how people really use it.
You can stop after any stage. In week three your own staff are clicking through the main screens, with your field names already on them.
Week 1
We sit with the people who use the spreadsheet or inbox today, map each step and agree on which screens the first release needs.
You end withA plan and a fixed price.
Weeks 2 to 3
Clickable screens with your own fields and labels. Staff and a few customers try them and point out what is missing.
You end withScreens your users have approved.
Weeks 4 to 8
We build the app with a working demo every week, connect it to your systems and test it on phones, tablets and laptops.
You end withA web app your IT team has signed off.
Weeks 9 to 10
One team or a small group of customers logs in first. The old spreadsheet stays read-only until everyone has moved across.
You end withAn app in daily use, and a list for the next release.
After launch we keep a dedicated team on the app, or hand it to your team with full documentation. You decide.
Send us the spreadsheet your team fights over, or the inbox or paper form they live in. On day five you get the screens it should become, and a price.
Free, 5 days
The screen list and the plan stay with you, whoever writes the code.
From clients in the US, Portugal, New Zealand and the UK.
What buyers want to know about price, phones and tablets, the technology and who owns the app.
A web application is often a good fit when people need access across devices without installing software. A mobile app may suit frequent field use, deeper device features or specific offline requirements. We review the user journey and device constraints before recommending an approach.
The price moves with the number of screens, the kinds of users who log in and the systems the app has to talk to. The free 5-day audit turns that into a fixed price, and you decide after seeing it.
A website tells people about your business. A web application is where work gets done: people log in to book, order, approve or check a status. Both open in a browser, so there is nothing to install.
Yes. We build and test every screen for phones, tablets and laptops, so it works in any modern browser. If your staff need to work offline or use the camera all day, we will say in the audit whether a mobile app suits them better.
Tools your IT team already knows: React, Next.js, Angular and TypeScript for the screens, Node.js and PHP behind them, and AWS for hosting. If you already run something else, we start from that.
All of it is yours from day one. The code sits in your own code repository, the app runs in your cloud account and customer records stay on servers you control, with full documentation. Part ways with us and you keep all of it, at no extra cost.
You speak to a founder first. We overlap 3 to 4 hours with the US and UK business day and answer within 4 business hours, in the tools you already use.
Each one shows what the client needed, what we built and the result, so you can judge how close it is to your own project.
Plain-language notes from our engineers on this kind of work, written for the owner who signs the check.
Free project estimate
Show a founder the spreadsheet on a 30-minute call. You leave knowing which screens we would build first, roughly what they would cost and which of your systems they would connect to. If a web app is the wrong answer, we say so.
What you get back
Don't take our word for it
Ask your AI about this service.
A few lines is plenty. You get a number before any call.