Application development
We build web apps for businesses and clubs across the East Midlands: online shops, quoting and booking tools, systems for clubs and members, and the admin screens behind them. Built around how you already work.
What we build
Four kinds, and we have built each of them. Yours may be one of these or a mix; what matters is the job it has to do.
A fast storefront with a proper shop system behind it for stock, orders and payment.
Let customers price a job or ask for a booking themselves, using your own prices and rules.
Somewhere for a club, team or group of customers to sign in and see what is theirs.
The screens behind the scenes: replacing the spreadsheet everyone is afraid to touch.
Built and running
Football club management · our own product
One place for a club to run its squad: fixtures and results, player availability, line-ups, match ratings and the money side, with sign-ins for the manager and the players.
In use at football clubs in the East Midlands
Not pictured: its screens hold players’ details.
Price calculator · built for a client
Customers type in the size of their driveway and see the price straight away, worked out from the firm’s own rates. Conservatory roofs and roofline cleaning have calculators of their own.
Online shop · built for a client
A fast storefront with WooCommerce running stock, orders and payment behind it, and the basket handed over securely at checkout.
In plain English
A web app is software you use through a web browser. It looks and behaves like an app, but it lives on the internet rather than on one device.
It opens in a web browser. There is no app store, no download and no update to chase.
One app, laid out for each. The person in the office and the person on site use the same thing.
It is kept in one place, so there is no "which copy is the latest?" and a change reaches everybody at once.
Not sure whether you need a web app or one from an app store? Tell us what it has to do and we will tell you which fits.
How it works
We work the same way on an app as on a website: you see it before it is built, you agree exactly what goes in it, it goes live only when you are happy with it, and we look after it afterwards. The six steps are written up for a website; an app follows the same ones.
Describe the job it needs to do and who will use it. We will come back to you to talk it through.