Custom Software Development
Not an off-the-shelf product, but software built for your company's specific task — automating a process, replacing an outdated system, an internal tool for your team, or a product built from scratch. From an idea to a working system you can grow and scale.
Years of experience building and managing IT projects — applied to take a system from idea to working reality, not leave it half-finished.
Spreadsheets, one-off scripts, and boxed software handle the job while it's small. Once the process gets more complex and the data grows, they turn into a source of errors and manual work.
If you don't understand who works with the tool day to day and how, you end up with software that's technically fine but awkward to use — and staff drift back to the old way.
Sometimes it's faster and cheaper to extend an existing system or configure an off-the-shelf tool than to write your own from zero. The format should fit the task, not be the default.
Ask the AI assistant right now — it'll clarify a couple of details and suggest a format. If your task is already clear, go straight to the brief and get a timeline and cost estimate.
It depends on the scope of functionality, the platform, and integrations. After a short clarification in the brief or chat, I give you a ballpark figure.
Yes, if the code and architecture allow it — that's often faster and cheaper than starting over. I assess this while getting to know the task.
The stack is chosen to fit the task and any preferences you have. If there are no constraints, I propose the best option myself.
From a few weeks for an internal tool to several months for a product built from scratch. Timelines are agreed after getting to know the task.
The nature of the data — normal, personal, or a trade secret — is fixed in the brief before work starts, and protection requirements are factored in at the architecture stage.
Yes, by agreement — anywhere from one-off fixes to ongoing support.
Describe your task to the AI assistant in chat, or fill in the "Custom Software" brief — I'll get in touch to discuss the details and estimate.