Websites, apps and business systems. Four reasons businesses come to us: find the one that sounds like yours, and we will tell you what we would build for it and what it would cost.
Tell us what you need on a short call. We plan it with you and give you one price before any work begins. It works the same way whatever we build.
A 12 min video: where businesses lose time and money to admin, and how we fix it.
Some businesses need a website, some an app, and most need the system that runs behind both. We build all three, so they share the same customers and the same records.
It starts as one idea about your business.
A website that wins you the work.
An app that keeps your customers close.
A system that runs the jobs, the diary and the money.
Website, app and system. We build all three.
Shown: The DFC Experience website, the ProFlow Academy app, and Brackenhall, a demonstration system.
Most arrive with one of these. Find yours.
Less done by hand
The most valuable software in most businesses is not impressive to look at. It is the thing that quietly does the job somebody used to spend a morning a week on, every week, for years.
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Customers serve themselves
Every transaction that needs a phone call is capped by how many phone calls you can take. Moving one of them online is usually the shortest route from where a business is to where it wants to be.
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Visibility
Most owners find out something is wrong a fortnight late, from a customer. The fix is rarely a bigger report, it is the handful of numbers that matter arriving on their own.
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When software is the product
A different job from the three above: this has to earn money from strangers rather than save time for people you employ. That changes what matters, and it changes what gets built first.
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Tell us what is getting in the way, and we will tell you what it would take to fix it.
Already know what you are after? Each page says what it is, when a business needs it, and what we have built in that shape.
Building the thing itself, when what a business needs does not exist as a product it can buy.
The software a business runs on internally: where the work lives, who can see it, and what happens next.
Taking the repeated work off people, inside a system built around how you work.
The public side: the site people judge you on, and the routes by which they buy, book and join.
The useful question is not whether we have built your exact thing before. It is whether the work is repetitive, rule-based or living in a spreadsheet. If it is, it can almost certainly be built.
123 things we have already built and run for other businesses are listed here, and there are far more we have never written down.
Leyland-based, remote-first, NDA-friendly by default. Plain language, and decisions written down. See how a project actually goes.
Every change, every time
These are the checks that run against this website before anything reaches you. Not a mockup of a process: the real ones, with the numbers they actually report.
Your project gets the same treatment, which is why things do not quietly break after launch.
