Internal systems · Automation · Custom web apps
Your business, before and after.Drag it.
Something in your business is slow, manual, or keeps going wrong. I find it, and I fix it with software built around how you already work.
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The problem
You know the moments.
- An order gets missed — confirmed in a chat, never written down
- Someone spends two hours a day copying between apps
- A customer messages at 9pm and hears back at 11am
- The one thing you do differently has no software that fits it
- Stock says one thing, the shelf says another
None of these are software problems. They’re what happens when a business outgrows how it keeps track of itself.
Why AEDDGE
Five reasons this is safe to try.
You are not committing to a big project by talking to me. Here is exactly what you are — and aren’t — agreeing to.
Finding out costs nothing
The first conversation is free, and so is my honest answer about whether you need anything built at all.
The plan is yours either way
You get a written plan — what to build, in what order, what it costs. If you walk away you keep it and can take it to anyone.
Stop after any stage
Work is paid in pieces, not one lump. You see something working before the next piece starts, and you can stop there.
You own all of it
The code, the accounts, the data. Nothing runs on anything only I can reach, so you are never stuck with me.
You talk to the person who builds it
No salesperson, no project manager, no handover. What you explain is what gets built, because the same person does both.
What we build
Five things, depending on what’s actually broken.
Which ones you need is a question about your operation, not about software.
One place where everything agrees
Stock, orders, staff and money in a single system instead of four records that drift apart.
Systems your customers touch
Orders confirmed the moment they arrive. Bookings that don’t need a phone call. Answers at 9pm.
Work that happens without anyone doing it
The copying, the sending, the checking — it stops needing a person.
Software for the thing you do differently
Every business has one process no product handles. That’s usually the one worth building.
Seeing what’s happening
Numbers you can look at yourself, without asking three people and waiting until Thursday.
Proof
Built and running.
A full operations system, an automation, and a custom web app — three different answers, because they were three different problems.
A garment business now runs on one system
Internal systemSri GarmentsPeople, production, sales, stock and money lived in separate records. Nothing matched, and reconciling took days.
One operations system covering attendance, production, tailoring, sales, stock, suppliers, expenses and payroll.
Today’s sales, pieces produced, who’s present and what’s owed — all on one screen.
Every order confirmed the moment it arrives
AutomationNanaa CrackersEvery website order was confirmed by hand. Someone read it, typed a reply, and followed up later. Sometimes.
Automatic confirmation and follow-up, triggered the moment an order is placed.
Customers hear back immediately, at any hour. Nobody types confirmations.
Patient progress the doctor can actually see
Web appPrana LifeDiet plans on paper, so patients reported from memory and the doctor worked from a version of events.
A web app where patients photograph meals as they eat them, with a clinician view on the other side.
The doctor can see who is on track and who needs a nudge, without waiting for the next appointment.
What we could build
Not only what we’ve done.
Most of these have nothing to do with stock or shops. Pick the closest kind of business and see the sort of thing that usually makes the biggest difference.
Tell me how your business runs.
I’ll tell you what’s worth fixing first, and what isn’t worth touching. If the answer is “nothing yet,” I’ll say that too.
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