Custom software studio, founder-led since 2018
We build what you need, and connect what you have
We build custom corporate and enterprise applications, and make the systems around them work as one. Sometimes that is integrating what you already run, sometimes it is building what does not exist yet, and usually it is both. Operating it afterwards is available, and never assumed.
Software we built, and still run
Ten products of our own, alongside client engagements. Eight have a page where you can watch the real thing running rather than a mock-up of it.
- TaxotticTax and Accounting
- AdvotticWealth Advisory
- NjuruMarketplace and Commerce
- Life Event AppLifestyle
- Foundation CollabNon-profit
- Rolls and DiggsAutomotive and Community
- Corporate Giving HubVolunteering and Giving
- TechotticOperations and Process
- Employee CenterEmployee Experience
- OneNectCommunity and Belonging
What the work usually is
Almost every engagement is one or two of these at once. That is the argument for one studio rather than three suppliers who blame each other.
Mobile apps
Native iOS and Android, taken through review and onto both stores under your name. Phones, tablets, watches and headsets.
Websites
For businesses, health institutions, schools, charities and retailers. Accessible, quick on a poor connection, and editable by the people who own them.
Employee platforms
One app carrying the schedule, the tasks, the training record and the requests, wired into the systems you already run.
Mapping and location
Fleets, deliveries, engineers, catchments and results. Live positions, routing, geofencing and district-level reporting.
Integration and agents
Microsoft, Google, Stripe, Zoom, and anything with an API or an MCP server. Agents on Anthropic models that do the work rather than answer questions about it.
Security and compliance
Encrypted in transit and at rest, isolation enforced by the database, single sign-on, and audit trails that answer questions months later.
Get in touch
Tell us what is not working yet
Most of what we build starts as someone describing a job that takes too long and touches too many systems. If that sounds familiar, start there.