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Service 01 · Custom software development

Software made for the way you work.

Customer portals, internal platforms and mobile products built around real workflows and the systems already in place.

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01 · A sensible first step
A focused discovery around one workflow or release goal.
02 · Typical scope
Customer portals, operational platforms, mobile products and APIs.
03 · Works well with
A product owner or business lead who can make timely decisions.

When this is
the right fit.

Your team is working around spreadsheets, disconnected tools or an application that no longer fits. You need software that supports the actual workflow, including the exceptions people handle every day.

We begin with the people using the product and the work they are trying to complete. That gives us a practical first release, a clear integration plan and a codebase your team can continue to own. New features are reviewed in working software, so decisions are made with something concrete in front of you.

How we can help
  1. 01Product discovery and technical planning
  2. 02Web applications and customer portals
  3. 03iOS and Android applications
  4. 04Backend services and application APIs
  5. 05Third-party integration, release and maintenance
02How we’d start

Three steps
to a working start.

  1. Step 01

    Understand the work

    Review users, workflows, existing systems and the first release priorities.

  2. Step 02

    Shape the first release

    Agree the architecture and prototype the journeys that need early feedback.

  3. Step 03

    Build, release and improve

    Build, test and review in stages, then prepare the release and handover.

Tools chosen for the job.

React and Angular support browser applications; .NET and Java support business services and APIs. Flutter or React Native may suit a shared mobile codebase. We choose around your existing systems and the people who will maintain them.

Tools & approaches
ReactNext.jsAngular.NETJavaFlutterReact Native
03Decisions we make early

The details that keep
delivery grounded.

Clear answers here prevent avoidable rework later.

01

Where the first release ends

We separate the smallest useful release from the wider roadmap and record what is intentionally left for later.

02

How systems exchange data

API contracts, identity, ownership of records and failure handling are discussed before integration work begins.

03

What happens after launch

Deployment, monitoring, support responsibilities and source access are part of the delivery plan.

The work in practice

From the brief
to the handover.

We map the main user journeys and the systems they depend on before choosing the architecture. Design and engineering work together on a first useful release, with room to test assumptions before expanding the scope.

What you take away
  • An agreed backlog and application design
  • Application code and documented integrations
  • Release instructions and an agreed maintenance scope
Related project experience

GIC

A customer app, public website and internal platform sharing the same policy information, with APIs for distribution partners.

This project shows relevant product and engineering work. We agree the delivery arrangement separately for each engagement.

Insurance policy, vehicle model and magnifying glass arranged for review01
Toan Cau Insurance (GIC) logoInsurance

One system for policyholders and partners.

Connecting policyholders, distribution partners and insurance operations in one system.

  • Web platform
  • Mobile app
  • Signature service
Let’s discuss the details

Discuss your software project.

Tell us about your current setup, the work ahead and any deadlines you need us to consider.

Discuss your software project