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Solutions by problem

Solutions by problem

Start from the problem you have, not the service category. Each page below is written from systems we have shipped.

Most of the web applications we build start the same way: a process that works, running on a tool that no longer fits. A shared workbook that takes an hour to recalculate. A compensation dataset that seven kinds of people need to see seven different ways. A line card that marketing has to rebuild every time a field rep asks. These pages describe how we replace those tools with role-scoped web applications your team owns, with Alcon, Rees-Jones Holdings, MJEC, JTaylor, and EZ Storage as the proof.

If you already know the product shape you need, the services pages cover web application development, internal tools and dashboards, and enterprise web development. If you know your vertical, start with industries. If you know the problem, start here.

  1. 01Solution

    Replace Excel with a web app

    The workbook is the system of record, and every change, lock, and recalculation is slowing the team down.

    Seconds

    instead of 30 to 60 minutes per change

    • Alcon
    • Rees-Jones Holdings
    • EZ Storage
    Read the solution
  2. 02Solution

    Employee portals and intranets

    Everyone in the company needs a different door into the same data, and a shared drive or a hidden tab is not access control.

    150+

    employee logins

    • Rees-Jones Holdings
    • JTaylor
    Read the solution
  3. 03Solution

    Software for manufacturers' reps

    A hundred-plus lines, each with contacts, contracts, and territories, and a line card that marketing has to rebuild every time the field asks.

    125+

    manufacturers and partners managed

    • MJEC
    Read the solution
  4. 04Guide

    What drives the cost of a custom web app

    You need to budget for a custom web application and want to understand what moves the number before anyone quotes one.

    6

    cost drivers, no figures

    • Alcon
    • MJEC
    • Rees-Jones Holdings
    Read the guide
    1. 01Objects and roles
    2. 02Integrations and identity
    3. 03Data migration from the workbook or the legacy system
    4. 04Reports, documents, and visualizations
    5. 05Hosting, security, and operations
    6. 06Cadence after launch