Custom applications
for the way you work

Standard software does almost everything. Rarely the one thing you actually need. I build the tool that closes the gap.

Typical cases

Where standard software does not fit, workarounds grow: spreadsheets travelling by email, notes on paper, a process only one person carries in their head. Five patterns that keep coming up.

Reporting kept alive in Excel

Overviews and reports somebody updates by hand, until the file gets too big or two versions start living side by side.

Forms and data capture

Input that happens away from a desk: on a tablet, on the phone, on site. With required fields that make sense where they are filled in.

Data several people need at once

The moment two people open the same file, a spreadsheet is the wrong tool. An application handles the overlap.

Dashboards

Numbers from the systems you already run, visible in one place instead of four exports nobody reconciles.

Interfaces

Two programs that do not talk to each other, and a person retyping data between them.

How this runs

It starts with the process, not the technology. What gets built follows from that.

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Conversation

We talk about the process: what happens today, who is involved and where it stalls.

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Assessment

You get an assessment of what is sensibly buildable and what it costs. If an existing tool would do, I tell you that.

Build

I build the application and show it to you early enough that you can still change course.

An application that belongs to you

Handover
The application is yours, with a documented handover. How it works is written down, not only in my head.
Accessibility
Built in from the start here too, rather than added afterwards.
Operation
I run and maintain it if you want me to. You are not tied to anyone.
Scope and price
We work those out once it is clear what the tool has to do.
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