Bespoke software development
What we build
Business systems and internal platforms: job management, scheduling and compliance records
MVP and first versions for founders and businesses testing a new product or software system
Mobile apps for iOS and Android, including connected devices and Bluetooth hardware
Web platforms and self-service portals for your customers, suppliers and field teams
Integrations and AI automation that join up the systems and tools you already have
When bespoke is right for you, and when it isn't
Bespoke earns its keep when the process you run is the thing that makes you money and no product on the market matches it. In practice that means you are rekeying data between systems, running the business on spreadsheets only one person fully understands, or paying for five tools that each do a fifth of the job. Bespoke software is most useful when repeated manual work, duplicate entry or disconnected tools create a measurable operational cost.
How we work
Discovery first. A short, structured look at how work actually flows through your business before anyone writes code, so the build is scoped against what happens rather than what the brief assumed. The depth, timing and fee are agreed before work begins.
You own the code and the IP outright, with a documented handover, so you are never stuck with us.
What it costs
Bespoke software cost depends on scope, integrations, risk, platforms and the level of operational change involved. Where yours sits depends on integrations with what you already run, whether it needs to work offline, compliance requirements, and how many types of user need their own view. The full breakdown, with ranges by project type and timelines, is on the cost guide.
The work
Project examples and references are provided only where ownership, results and publication permission have been verified.
Relevant experience and references should be discussed for the scope and supplied only where permission has been confirmed.
Common questions
Typically £15,000 to £100,000 excluding VAT, depending on what you are building. A business system usually runs £15,000 to £60,000 and a first version £15,000 to £40,000. A written estimate should follow discovery and scope. Check out how much it costs.