Software built around how you work.your
Customer portals, booking systems, dashboards, and internal tools — built with Next.js, React, and Postgres to fit your workflow instead of forcing you into someone else's.
From $8,000 CAD — scoped to your spec, exact price in your proposal before anything starts.
What's included
Everything this service covers.
Customer portals
Self-serve logins where clients see status, documents, and invoices — without emailing you for updates.
Booking & scheduling systems
Real-time availability, reminders, and payment collection built into your own site.
Dashboards & internal tools
The spreadsheet you've outgrown, rebuilt as a real tool your team actually uses.
Integrations
Your CRM, payment processor, calendar, and email talking to each other instead of living in tabs.
Mobile apps
Native and cross-platform iOS/Android apps designed around your workflow.
Modern stack
Next.js, React, TypeScript, and Postgres — fast, maintainable, and easy to hire for later. You own the code.
How it works
Three steps, no mystery.
01
Spec & quote
We map the workflow, cut scope to the version worth building first, and quote it exactly.
02
Build in stages
Working software early and often — you click a staging build every week, not a slide deck.
03
Ship & support
Launch, training, and ongoing support — with the codebase documented and owned by you.
What you get
Deliverables, not just activity.
A written spec and exact quote
Your workflow mapped on paper, cut down to the version worth building first, with one exact price and timeline — before any work starts.
Weekly staging builds
A private link where you click the real app every week while it's being built — working software, not slide decks.
The finished app
Your portal, booking system, dashboard, or internal tool, built on Next.js, React, TypeScript, and Postgres.
The code repository, in your name
You own everything — the code, the repository, and the accounts it runs on — so you're never locked in to us or anyone else.
Written documentation
Plain docs that explain how the app works, so any developer can pick it up later — not just us.
Launch training for your team
A walkthrough at launch so your team knows how to use and run the app from day one.
Working integrations
Your CRM, payment processor, calendar, and email connected to the app and tested — instead of living in separate tabs.
Optional month-to-month support
Ongoing help after launch if you want it — month-to-month, cancel anytime, and since you own the code you can take it anywhere.
How a build actually runs
Every build starts with a conversation about how you work, not a features list. We sit with the workflow that hurts — the spreadsheet that broke, the emails that never stop, the tool your team only tolerates — and map it out plainly.
Then we cut. The biggest mistake in custom software is building everything at once. We look for the smallest version that would genuinely change your week, spec that, and quote it exactly. You see the price and the timeline before anything starts.
Once you say go, the work shows up as working software. Every week you get a staging link — the real app, in your browser, doing a bit more than it did last week. You click it, you react, we adjust. No slide decks, no big reveal at the end. By launch day you and your team have already been using the app for weeks.
How pricing works
Custom apps are custom-quoted — you get an exact price in your proposal before anything starts. There is no rate card because no two builds are the same, but what moves the number is simple.
Scope moves it most: how many screens, how many kinds of user, and whether it needs logins, payments, or a mobile app. Integrations matter too — connecting your CRM or payment processor is real work. And building on something that already exists is different from starting at zero.
The quote is exact, not an estimate that grows. If you want more mid-build, we quote the change the same way — in writing, before the work. That is also why we push you to start small: smaller tools often cost less than a year of the SaaS subscriptions they replace, and you find out quickly whether the app earns its keep before you spend more.
What happens after launch
Launch is not a handoff and a wave. Your team gets trained on the app, the documentation is written in plain language, and the code sits in a repository you own — along with the accounts it runs on.
From there, you choose. Some clients keep us on for support and new features — that is month-to-month, cancel anytime, like everything else we do. Others hand the app to their own developer, which the documentation is written to make easy. Both are fine, because there is nothing to hold hostage: the code, the infrastructure, and the docs are already yours.
Most apps keep growing. The scope we cut from version one usually comes back as a version-two list, now shaped by real use instead of guesses. When you are ready, we spec and quote the next stage the same way as the first — exactly, in writing, before the work starts.
Custom Apps questions, answered straight
It depends entirely on scope, which is why apps are custom-quoted: you describe the workflow, and your proposal comes back with an exact price and timeline before anything starts. Smaller tools often cost less than a year of the SaaS subscriptions they replace.
You do — full stop. The repository, the infrastructure, and the documentation are yours, so you're never locked in to us or anyone else.
No. Everything monthly is month-to-month and you can cancel anytime. If you're not satisfied in your first 30 days, you don't pay. One-time projects are scoped and quoted before any work starts.
It depends on the scope, so your proposal includes an exact timeline next to the exact price. We build in stages and put a staging build in front of you every week, so you see real progress from the start. Cutting the first version down to what you truly need is the best way to shorten a build.
Usually, yes. We review the existing code first and tell you honestly whether it is worth fixing or cheaper to rebuild. Either way you get an exact quote before any work starts, and everything we touch stays owned by you. The review also gives you a clear written picture of what you have.
You get training, written documentation, and the code in your own accounts. If you want ongoing help, support is month-to-month and you can cancel anytime. If you would rather have your own developer maintain it, that works too — the docs are written so anyone can pick it up.
No. Most people come to us with a workflow that hurts, not a spec. The first step is mapping how you work today, then cutting the idea down to the smallest version worth building. You approve the spec, the price, and the timeline before anything starts.
Yes. Web apps are built to work well on any screen, and if you truly need a native iOS or Android app, we build those too. In the spec stage we tell you plainly which one fits — many businesses only need a web app that works great on a phone.