Written, not assembled.
We write web platforms from scratch, in code we understand, for clients who need their software to behave exactly the way they do. The same team that plans your project is the team that writes it — and maintains it, often for decades.
Custom web platforms.
Written, not assembled.
Production‑grade platforms, owned by you, written by the same people who planned them. No page builders, no half‑configured SaaS, no surprise vendor lock‑in.
What we build.
A small, deliberate list. If it's on this page, we've shipped it in production more than once.
Stack & approach.
We pick boring, well‑understood tools and stay with them for a long time. What we write today, we can still open in ten years. A sample of what we work in:
How we engage.
Three routes in. Pick whichever matches where you are.
Common questions.
If yours isn't here, ask. We'll write an honest answer back.
How long does a custom platform take?
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A focused CRM or LMS typically takes 10–16 weeks from kickoff to launch. Larger platforms — anything with payments, integrations, or ML — usually run 4–9 months. We prefer smaller first releases, then iterating from real usage.
Will we own the code?
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Yes, entirely. All source lives in a repository you own, with documentation pitched at another developer picking it up cold. We've had clients move code away and come back years later — we think that's a feature.
Do you work with existing codebases?
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Often. A good share of our work is inheriting someone else's platform and making it sensible — extending it, rewriting the sharp bits, adding proper tests and monitoring.
What happens after launch?
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We stay. Most clients move onto a retainer — a fixed block of development hours per month, used for new features, data work, and the inevitable "can we just…". Average client tenure is 11 years.
Can you host it too?
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Yes — on our managed infrastructure, or on yours. We're equally happy deploying to your own AWS/Azure account or to a VPS we look after.