What support do I get after launch?
Every project includes a short snag-fix period. For ongoing help, choose a monthly Care Plan for content updates, security, backups, performance checks and priority support — or just book ad-hoc help when you need it.
What are your payment terms?
Typically a 50% deposit to book the slot, with the balance on launch. For larger scopes we can split into milestones. Everything is agreed upfront, fixed and transparent — no surprise add-ons.
Which areas do you serve?
We work locally across Royston, Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex and Bedfordshire, and remotely with clients across the UK. Calls, screenshares and a tidy workflow keep projects moving wherever you’re based.
A web app is software you use in a browser. Unlike a simple website, it lets users log in, complete tasks and manage data—think booking systems, customer portals, dashboards and CRMs. It replaces spreadsheets and email chains with one secure, easy-to-use place for your team and customers.
What kinds of web apps do you build?
We design focused tools that solve real operational problems: job and project trackers, customer self-service portals, online bookings and payments, inventory and task workflows, reporting dashboards and admin back offices. Every build is tailored to your process, so it’s simple to use and delivers quick, visible wins.
How is a web app different from a website?
A website is mainly informational—pages people read. A web app is interactive software—users sign in, submit data, trigger automations and see personalised views. Web apps streamline operations, integrate with other systems and provide real-time reporting, often replacing manual tasks with automated, trackable workflows.
How much does a web app cost?
Costs depend on scope and integrations. A focused MVP that replaces a manual process typically starts in the low four figures, with budgets increasing for multi-role portals, payments and deeper integrations. After a short discovery call, we map user stories and provide a fixed phase-one quote with clear deliverables.
Most MVPs launch in four to eight weeks, depending on features and feedback speed. We work in short sprints—plan, prototype, build, test, iterate—so you see working software early. That keeps risk low, priorities clear and improvements fast, without long gaps between decisions and results.