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Apps built around your budget

Sometimes the best fit is a small app made for how your business runs. I scope it to your budget first, then build it in stages so you can use each part as it lands.

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What I look at

  • What the app needs to do on day one
  • Who will use it, and on which devices
  • What it needs to connect to
  • What you want to spend
  • Bulk or mass-market services you rent now that an app built for you could replace

What you get

  • A scope that fits your budget. What is in, what is out and what could come later.
  • An app built in stages. Each stage is something you can use straight away.
  • Your code, in your accounts. Handed over with documentation.

What I built for myself

I run my own business on an app I built, on my own server. Every side of the business, its clients and its records sit in one place, and my specialist agents are being set up to work inside it. You can see more on the results page.

How it starts

It starts with the same intake as everything else. I have a call about what the app needs to do, then I send a written scope and price before any work starts.

Common questions

How do you work out what fits the budget?

You tell me what you would like to spend and what the app needs to do. I tell you what fits, what doesn't and what could come later. You get that in writing before anything is built.

What kind of apps?

Mostly internal tools for you and your team. For example a place to track jobs and tasks, a portal where clients see their files, or a page that pulls your numbers together.

Who owns it?

You do. The code and the accounts are yours, and it comes with documentation.

Get started

Tell me what your app needs to do

Start with the work it needs to handle and the budget you have in mind. I'll scope the build before quoting it.