We build internal tools and small platforms for companies whose work has outgrown spreadsheets and ready-made software. Customers, jobs, quotes or products live in one place, and each person sees what their job needs. Often it is enough to connect the tools you already have, and the free audit call is where we find out.
Most companies run on spreadsheets, email and a few ready-made apps that do not talk to each other. These are the places where that usually breaks, and what we build instead.
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Built from the data already in the tool
An internal tool is only as good as the data under it. We start from where your data comes from today and bring it into one database, so every screen, reminder and report shows the same picture.
Every record exists once, and we set it up to log every change.
Connecting systems without a new tool is our automation work. Often that is the first step.
See how we automate the work in betweenSee the sales system this connects to
These are our own systems, not client work. Our own data and our prospect demos run on them every day.
The data behind our customer list, forms and bookings moved off a rented tool onto a server we run ourselves.
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Ready-made software fits most work. We only recommend building when your work really is different, and we say so on the audit call.
| Buy ready-made | Connect what you have | Build your own | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fits when | Your work runs like most companies' in your field | Your tools are fine, but data is copied between them by hand | Your work is different and the gap costs you every week |
| Watch out for | Paying for features nobody uses, and bending the work to fit the tool | Connections can break quietly if nobody keeps an eye on them | Someone has to run and update it, us or your team |
| What stays yours | Your data, on the vendor's terms | Your tools and the connections between them | The code and the data, agreed in writing |
Four steps. We agree the scope and the dates in writing after the audit.
On a free 30-minute call we look at how the work moves today, where it gets stuck and whether you need new software at all.
We write down what the tool must do and who uses it. Then we agree what data it holds and who may see or change it.
We build the smallest useful part and try it on your real data with the people who will use it.
We add the next part only once the first one is in use. We test every change before it goes live.
We can run the tool for you or hand it over. Either way, the data stays yours.
We set the tool up so you can export all of it at any time, in a format other software can read.
We set up each person's access to fit their job. Deleting records and anything to do with money can be left to the people you choose.
We set the tool up to log every change, with who made it and when.
We host and update the tool, or hand over the code, access and instructions if you want to run it yourselves.
Book a free 30-minute call with Karl. We look at how the work moves today and tell you whether the right first step is a new tool, connecting the tools you have, or nothing new at all.
Book your free 30-min audit callP.S. We price the work after we understand it, and the audit is where that happens.
Straight answers on price, time, the tools you have, AI and ownership.
We price the work after we understand it. The audit call shows what the tool needs to do, and the written offer names the price before any work starts.
It depends on how much the first version has to do. We agree the dates in writing after the audit, and you see the first version working on your own data before we build further.
Often not. If a ready-made tool fits, or connecting the tools you already have solves it, we tell you on the audit call.
Usually, yes. We check what your accounting, e-shop or booking software can share, and connect the tool to it instead of replacing what works.
Only where it saves time, and a person checks the result before it goes anywhere.
The data is yours, and so is the code once it is handed over. We run the tool for you, or hand over the code, access and instructions so your team or another developer can take it over.