Who you work with
Nothing thrown over a wall
You deal with the people scoping and building your software. Plain-English updates, clear priorities, and live work you can go and look at before deciding anything.

Founder and director
Tom Cavies
Tom founded Ownly Digital in Leyland, Lancashire, to build the software a business actually runs on: the quoting, bookings, customers, payments and apps, built around how that business works and owned by it at the end.
We build and run our own products as well as client work. GrowthSync, a business network on the web, iPhone and Android, is ours, so we answer for live software every day, not just at handover. Tom sets the standard every project is scoped, built and supported to.
- Company
- Ownly Digital Limited, registered in England and Wales (17266711)
- Based in
- Leyland, Lancashire
- Clients
- Across the UK, working remotely, with calls and screen shares rather than travel
- Confidentiality
- An NDA as standard, before you share anything sensitive
What we have built
Live software you can open today. Each one has a write up of what the business needed and what we built.

GrowthSync
Our own business network. Web, iPhone and Android, and we run it every day.

ProFlow Academy
A coaching app on the App Store and Google Play, with its own site in nine languages.

The DFC Experience
A booking site for a wedding and events business, which the client edits themselves.

Meridian Supply Co.
A launch site for a new supply business, where any product opens a ready-filled enquiry.
How we work with you
Straight answers from the team building it
When you ask why something works the way it does, you get the reasoning behind the decision, not a holding reply.
Updates in English
What moved, what is next, what is at risk. No burndown charts, no velocity.
You can go and look at the work
Real sites and real apps, live on the stores. Not concepts that were never built.
Built around the problem
We recommend what fixes the problem you came with, scoped to what it is worth to your business, and we explain why.
Go and look at the work first.
Then, if it holds up, tell us what you are trying to solve.
