Browser-based software, with app-like features.
A web application gives users access through a browser. Where supported by the device and browser, it can also offer home-screen installation, offline features and push notifications.
We assess the required features, supported devices and distribution needs before recommending a web application, a native app or a combination of both.
Applications we build.
Internal tools
Tools for workflows that have outgrown spreadsheets, email or disconnected systems.
Multi-tenant platforms
Software used by multiple customer organizations, with access and data separation designed into the platform.
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Connections between business systems, with error handling, monitoring and recovery planned as part of the work.
Business systems
Applications for healthcare management, CRM, scheduling and project management, built around the organization’s requirements.
Architecture planned around usage.
We plan how the application will handle users, stored data, files and background work. Where horizontal scaling is appropriate, sessions, files and jobs are managed separately from the instances serving requests.
This allows application capacity to expand without relying only on a larger server. Database design, external services and operating costs remain part of the capacity plan.
Requirements and expected usage guide the design. We review unfamiliar workflows and integration needs during discovery before agreeing on scope and budget.
