Recruitment & HR
Job portals and hiring tools with employer dashboards, candidate profiles, applications and moderation.
Service
Purpose-built software for workflows that off-the-shelf tools don't fit — from requirements and data modelling to a documented, maintainable system.
Off-the-shelf software is built for the average business. When your process has its own rules — approvals, pricing logic, stock movements, reporting — forcing it into a generic tool usually means spreadsheets on the side and manual work in between.
We build software around the process instead: a data model that reflects how your business actually works, role-based screens for the people who use it every day, and reports that answer real questions. The result is documented, maintainable code you can extend, not a black box.
This is the same practice behind our own commercial products, such as FlightMatrix and MediFlow, which we design, release and support ourselves.
We map the workflow, users, data and constraints, and agree the scope and acceptance criteria in writing.
We design the entities, permissions and integrations first, so the system grows without rewrites.
Working software at every milestone, reviewed with you against the agreed criteria.
Automated tests for critical workflows and a planned import of your existing data.
Deployment, handover documentation and an optional maintenance plan once the system is live.
Job portals and hiring tools with employer dashboards, candidate profiles, applications and moderation.
Stock, expiry, consignment and invoicing for medical-supply businesses — including software that works offline.
Calculators, estimating tools and technical utilities built by people who understand surveying and civil engineering.
Admin panels, reporting and integrations that turn manual, repeated work into dependable processes.
Ownership of custom code and design created specifically for your project transfers to you on full payment, as set out in our Terms. Third-party libraries keep their own licences.
Mostly PHP 8 with MySQL for web systems, JavaScript and TypeScript on the front end, and Electron with SQLite for offline desktop software. We choose the stack per project and explain why.
Often, yes. We start with a code and data review, then recommend whether to extend, refactor or replace it.
Tell us what you need to build, replace or fix. We’ll review it and reply with questions or a clear next step — not a sales script.