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Six areas: business systems and ERP (Frappe, ERPNext, Odoo and custom builds), web, desktop and mobile apps, product and SaaS development, AI and automation (n8n, WhatsApp, Telegram), cloud and hosting, and security and managed IT. We are a software company, so if your project is software but not on that list, ask — we will tell you plainly whether we can do it well.

Yes — most of our work is for small and mid-sized businesses. We agree the price in writing before work starts, and we are used to clients who have never commissioned software before. We will explain choices in plain language.

Fair question. Open the live projects on our Works page, and ask to speak to the people who built them. You will deal directly with the people writing the code, and we agree scope, price and timeline in writing before work starts. If you would rather test us first, start with a small, well-scoped project.

Yes — that is a common starting point. We help you work out what to build first, what a useful first version looks like and what it will cost, then build and launch it. You do not need a finished specification to talk to us.

Yes. We build SaaS products — accounts, subscriptions, admin and the rest — and hand them over to the client, with ongoing support if you want it. How the product, its code and its hosting are handed over is agreed in writing before work begins.

The people doing the work. There is no layer of account managers relaying messages, so questions get answered quickly and nothing is lost in translation.

We list the features you need, rate each one by effort — Quick, Core, Module or Platform — add a small base for setup, testing and deployment, and send one written quote with a timeline. You see exactly what each feature costs before we start.

SME work usually starts from a short feature list, with simpler scope and support over phone and WhatsApp. Enterprise work gets a full written scope, milestone payments and email support with agreed response terms. The sizing method behind both is the same.

Typically part of the amount upfront (around 40–50%) and the rest in milestones as you see working software. The exact split is written into your quote.

Yes. Send us your feature list, even roughly, and we will size it. Any figure at that stage is a starting point; the exact price comes after we understand how your business works.

No — domains, cloud servers, SMS or WhatsApp provider fees and similar services are billed at cost, so you are never paying a mark-up on someone else's price. We tell you the expected amounts in the quote.

Yes. We do setup, customisation and custom apps on both, and we plan the move of your existing data. If a lighter tool would serve you better than a full ERP, we will say so.

Yes — data move-over is part of launch planning. How long it takes depends on how clean the existing data is, so we look at a sample early and tell you what to expect.

Yes. Typical jobs are order or payment notifications, enquiry follow-ups, report delivery and moving data between tools. WhatsApp has provider rules and per-message costs, which we explain before building.

Yes, it speeds up our work, and people review what it produces. In the products themselves we use AI for well-defined jobs such as sorting messages, pulling data from documents and drafting replies, with a person in the loop for decisions that matter.

Wherever suits your budget and needs: AWS, Google Cloud, Azure or a VPS. We set up the server, backups and monitoring, and hand you the details.

We stay available. Fixes and changes are covered by a monthly maintenance plan or billed by the hour for small requests. Maintenance is usually a modest percentage of the project value per year, agreed in your quote.

It follows the effort of each feature: a Quick one takes a day or two, a Core feature a few days, a Module a week or two, and a Platform piece longer. Your quote adds these up into a timeline, and we update you as work progresses.

Your data is yours. Ownership of the code and the terms of handover are agreed in writing in the quote, before work begins.