Custom web apps
Portals, dashboards and booking systems.
Short answer. A custom web app is software that runs in the browser and is built around how your business works, such as a customer portal, a dashboard or a booking system. It replaces the spreadsheets and off-the-shelf tools that no longer fit.
What is included
For owners whose team keeps patching a process together with spreadsheets, email and three different tools.
A written scope
Every screen, user role and integration listed and agreed before code starts.
Accounts and permissions
Customers, staff and admins each see only what they should.
Sprints with demos
Working software you can click through at the end of every sprint.
Launch with search in place
Structured data, redirects and analytics ship with the first release.
How it runs
Discovery
Users, data and the one job the software must do.
Scope and quote
Screens, integrations and a fixed order of work.
Sprints
Working software and a demo every sprint.
Launch and support
Redirects, monitoring and a support plan.
Questions we get
What is a custom web app?
A custom web app is software that runs in the browser and is built around how your business works, such as a customer portal, a dashboard or a booking system. It replaces the spreadsheets and off-the-shelf tools that no longer fit.
Do we own the code?
Yes, the repository, the hosting accounts and the documentation are yours from day one. Nothing is held back behind a licence.
How long does a web app take?
It depends on the screens and integrations, so we put a timeline in the written scope. You see the plan before you commit to it.
Can staff try it before launch?
Yes. Every sprint ends with a demo, and we can give your team a preview link to test with real tasks.
Related services
Often scoped together with this one.
SaaS and MVPs
A first version you can sell, then the roadmap.
APIs and integrations
Your CRM, payments and calendars, connected.
Ecommerce builds
Stores on Shopify or headless, built for search.
Tell us what you’re building.
- A call about the goalThe budget, the deadline and what success looks like.
- A written scopeWhat we build, in what order, and the quote.
- Work in sprintsA demo at the end of each one.