Sheet 01 — Services
What we build,
in detail.
Four disciplines, one team. Most projects touch more than one of these — a customer-facing app usually needs integration work behind it, for example.
Custom software & internal tools
Software built around how your team actually works, replacing the spreadsheets, email chains, and sticky notes holding things together today.
- Workflow & process tools
- Admin dashboards
- Reporting & data entry replacements
- Internal employee & ops portals
Customer-facing applications
Web and mobile applications for businesses that need a real product experience, not just a marketing website.
- Booking & scheduling systems
- Customer portals & accounts
- iOS & Android apps
- Payments & subscriptions
Systems integration & modernization
Connecting the tools you already pay for, and integrating AI into the workflows you already run — without a risky rip-and-replace.
- Third-party API integrations
- AI & LLM integration
- Custom AI agents & copilots
- Workflow automation
Ongoing IT support & consulting
A technical partner on call for businesses that need one, without hiring a full-time engineer.
- Fractional technical advising
- Bug fixes & feature updates
- Security & backup review
- On-call support
Sheet 02 — How it's billed
Three ways to
work together.
Every engagement starts with a scoping call — we'll recommend the model that fits, and put a real number on it before anything starts.
Fixed-scope project
Quoted per projectA defined build with a set price and timeline. Best for a specific application or tool with a clear finish line.
Ongoing retainer
Custom monthly planContinuous support, updates, and small builds for businesses that need a standing technical partner.
Hourly consulting
Billed by agreementAdvisory or hands-on help scoped hour by hour — good for audits, second opinions, or short-term needs.
Sheet 03 — Questions
Common questions.
How much does a project cost?+
It depends on scope — a small internal tool and a full customer-facing app are very different projects. You'll get a fixed price before any work starts, after a scoping call.
How long does a typical project take?+
Most fixed-scope projects run a few weeks to a few months depending on complexity. You'll get a real timeline as part of the proposal, not a rough guess.
What if I just need small ongoing help, not a big project?+
That's what the retainer and hourly options are for — plenty of clients start there instead of a full build.