Selected case studies

A few substantial builds, told plainly.

We are not filling this page with logo wallpaper. These examples show the kind of work we take on for larger clients and growing businesses: operational software, customer-facing products, and practical systems that remove friction.

operating platform

A CRM-led platform for a business growing from local to national.

5 roles surveyors, engineers, workshop, office staff, and customers
CRM dashboard connected to mobile apps, scheduling, workshop preparation, and service operations

The challenge

The client had outgrown a patchwork of phone calls, spreadsheets, shared inboxes, and manual updates. Growth was creating more admin, not more clarity, and every team needed a reliable view of customers, jobs, stock, and next actions.

The product

We built the platform around a central CRM that became the backbone of the business. It manages customer records, booking, scheduling, reporting, job status updates, and team workflows, with mobile apps for surveyors handling sales visits, engineers managing installations, servicing, and callouts, and workshop/warehouse teams preparing cutting lists and job-ready materials.

The result

The business gained a single source of truth for daily work, clearer customer communication, and a system that could support national growth without losing operational detail. Office staff, surveyors, engineers, and the workshop now work from one connected platform rather than separate manual processes.

workplace health platform

A client portal for occupational health and drug testing.

Portal + app bookings, results, SharePoint workflows, and field delivery
Occupational health portal dashboard connected to mobile field app, document library, and workplace safety asset downloads

The challenge

The client needed a more professional way for their own customers to book occupational health and drug testing appointments, receive results, and access workplace safety resources. Internally, staff also needed field tools and document workflows that could sit alongside existing SharePoint processes.

The product

We built a secure client portal for appointment booking, result delivery, and account visibility, supported by SharePoint integration for staff workflows and document handling. A mobile app gave field teams access to the information they needed while delivering services away from the office.

The result

The platform helped the client offer a clearer digital service to their customers while reducing manual coordination for staff. Their customers could also download dual-branded assets to support safer workplace campaigns, turning the portal into more than a booking system.

parent photography app

Turning a founder's photography concept into a customer-ready mobile app.

iOS + Android from shaped scope to first release
Parent using a photography mobile app on a smartphone with printed photos and a camera nearby

The challenge

The founder had a strong photography product idea for parents but needed help reducing it to the smallest mobile release customers could actually understand, use, and trust.

The product

We mapped the core journey, designed the photo capture, gallery, and album experience, built the app for iOS and Android, and prepared the product for launch with sensible analytics to understand early usage.

The result

The client launched with a product that explained itself, handled early customer onboarding, and left room for the next release without rebuilding the foundations.

Common threads

What these projects share.

Different sectors, similar discipline: understand the work, simplify the release, and make the software easy to live with.

01

Real workflow detail

The product reflects the messy way work actually happens.

02

Careful first release

Scope is shaped around learning quickly without wasting budget.

03

Readable systems

Interfaces, code, and documentation are built for handover and support.

04

Room to grow

The first product does not trap the business when the next phase arrives.