Web applications and SaaS platforms
Multi-user platforms in Python, Django and Flask, with accounts and roles, payments, dashboards and the business rules that make the product yours.
Built with: Python · Django · Flask
Custom Software Solutions
For growing businesses that have outgrown spreadsheets, off-the-shelf tools or an ageing platform. We design, build and support the web platforms, portals, mobile apps and integrations that keep your teams, customers and systems working from the same data.
What we deliver
Most projects combine two or three of these. We scope them together, so they share the same data and one team supports all of it.
Multi-user platforms in Python, Django and Flask, with accounts and roles, payments, dashboards and the business rules that make the product yours.
Built with: Python · Django · Flask
Self-service for the people you work with: orders, invoices, tickets, documents and approvals, behind a secure login and drawn from your own records.
Built with: Django · Odoo · REST APIs
Apps for field teams, approvals on the go or customer ordering, connected to your systems through a secure API, so the app and the office see the same figures.
Built with: iOS · Android · REST APIs
Connections to payment gateways, couriers, marketplaces and banks, so orders, payments and stock move between systems without anyone retyping them.
Built with: REST · XML-RPC · Payment gateways
Company sites and online shops on Odoo, WordPress or Django, built for speed, accessibility and search from the first page, with stock and prices kept in sync.
Built with: Odoo · WordPress · Django
When a process lives in shared spreadsheets, email threads or an ageing in-house tool, we turn it into software with proper records, permissions and history, and bring your existing data across.
Built with: Python · PostgreSQL · Django
How a project runs
Every project runs in the same four stages. From the prototype on, you review real screens and working features, so decisions rest on what you can use, not on documents alone.
We map the users, workflows and systems involved, then agree a written scope and what goes into the first release.
Key screens and flows as a clickable prototype, reviewed with the people who will use them before the build starts.
Each sprint ends with working features in a test environment you can try, comment on and approve.
A planned launch with your data in place, then fixes, updates and new features as your needs change.
Prefer to run the project yourself? We can add a dedicated Python developer to your team instead. Resource Augmentation & White-Labeling
Selected work
Selected projects from our case files, and what one client said about our web development.
Their web development skills exceeded my expectations. The Bracket CMS application was built with precision, and the results speak for themselves.

Official Partner
We build portals, apps and integrations that read from and write to it, so Odoo stays the single source of truth for your customers, orders, stock and accounts.
Questions
Yes. We can start a new product from scratch, take over an existing codebase after a review, or add new software alongside the tools you already use.
You do. You get the source code, documentation and admin access, and the software can run on hosting you control.
We scope first. After discovery you get a written scope and an estimate for each phase, so you approve one release at a time. For ongoing work, a dedicated developer is often the better fit.
Yes. Most of what we build connects to something: Odoo, a payment gateway, a courier, a marketplace or a bank. We connect through REST or XML-RPC APIs, so each record is entered once and stays in step everywhere.
We stay on for fixes, updates and new features, or hand over to your own team with documentation and a walkthrough of the code. You can switch between the two later.
Works well with
Good software needs clear design, sensible automation and enough people to build it.
Next step
Share the problem, the people who will use it and the systems involved. An engineer replies within one business day with questions and next steps.