Software built for how you actually operate

Usually you should not. A good ERP covers the shape of most businesses, and the cheapest software is the software you do not write. Custom work earns its place in two situations: something customer-facing that needs to look and behave like your product rather than an ERP screen, and something genuinely specific to how you compete. If what you want is standard, we will point you back at configuration and save you the build.

An internal tool or portal is typically six to twelve weeks; a full product is measured in months and phases. We scope in stages rather than quoting a year of work up front, because the honest answer after discovery is usually different from the one before it. You get a fixed price for the next increment and a shaped estimate for what follows.

That is a normal outcome and we build for it. Conventional frameworks, typed code, documented setup and no proprietary layer of ours in the middle. If you hire a team in a year, they should be able to read the repository and continue. Being hard to replace is not how we intend to keep clients.

Yes, and we will tell you honestly what we find. Sometimes the right move is to extend what exists; sometimes a piece is better replaced than repaired. We start with a short assessment so that recommendation is based on your actual code rather than a preference for greenfield work.

You do, from the first commit, in your own repository where possible. Third-party libraries keep their own open-source licences, and we will list anything with a commercial licence before it goes in.