Your business still runs on spreadsheets, email and retyping. We build the system that replaces them.
Webshops fed by your suppliers and ERP, portals for applications and approvals, and integrations between the tools you already use. Designed, built and run by one senior developer.
Which of these sounds like you?
“We run it in spreadsheets, forms and email”
Applications, approvals and rosters move into one system, with the right access for each role.
A festival once organised across duplicated spreadsheets now runs on one platform, and the organisers' time goes into the festival itself.
Learn more →“We want to sell online, and our stock lives elsewhere”
A webshop that takes its products and stock from your suppliers or ERP and sends the orders back.
A publisher's bookshop sends every paid order to its ERP as an invoice and takes its stock from the warehouse. Nobody retypes anything.
Learn more →“Our bookings, events and lists live in three places”
Enter it once; the website, calendars, spreadsheets and newsletter tool follow.
An organisation publishes a booking or event once; its Google Calendar, the calendars on the website and the registration sheet update themselves.
Learn more →How a project runs
Describe your process
Tell us what you do by hand. You get a reply within two working days.
A 30-minute call
We go through the process together. Free, and no preparation needed.
A fixed-price proposal
A written proposal with a fixed price. A larger system starts with a fixed-fee specification phase.
Build, then run
Small releases on a staging site, then updates, monitoring and a monthly report after launch.
Built into every project
Speed and infrastructure
Layered caching, a CDN strategy and a tuned server, so the system stays fast as it grows.
Measurement you can trust
Search Console, GA4 and consent-aware tracking, including server-side purchase events for the orders a browser never reports.
Automation with human review
Repetitive content and data work is automated, with checks and a person's review where it matters.
Selected work
One project for each situation. Client names are not published; after the first call we can put you in touch with a client who runs a comparable system.
Events · Full platform
The whole festival on one platform: website, sales, marketing and organiser data
Before: the whole festival was organised in spreadsheets that were duplicated and hard to follow, information was scattered, and the project manager's time went into coordination. After: organising is largely automated, and people's effort goes into the festival itself.
E-commerce · ERP integration
A publisher's bookshop connected to its ERP: orders out, stock in
Every paid order arrives in the ERP as an invoice ready for picking, and the shop's stock follows the warehouse. Nobody retypes an order or a stock figure.
Calendars · Google integration
A booking and events calendar that lives inside the organisation's Google Calendar
A booking or event is entered once. The organisation's Google Calendar, the calendars on the website and the registration sheet update themselves.
Still doing it by hand?
Describe the process. You get a reply within two working days.