What do we do for your business?

We design and write custom software to help streamline your business workflows, saving your staff time and saving you money.

We write custom databases, standalone applications, and other software to take your current business practises, optimise them, and improve access to business information for your staff. Many successful businesses grow over time, yet the tools used daily to keep things running evolved into place, they were not planned.

Imagine if you could put a tool in place which takes the best of everything you have achieved whilst removing the inefficient parts and delays: You save time and money. This can be achieved when bespoke software is made for you by a company that understands your business first, but that can code efficient and slick software.

Billing Management - Construction

Billing multiple clients and sites can be time consuming, and it is easy to miss cashflow follow-ups with a manually tracked or spreadsheet based system. Learn how we simplified the process and made every step auditable.

Stock Management - Construction

Many construction business have an ever growing stockpile of valuable materials. By integrating ordering and stores, all that dead cashflow can be injected back into your business, increasing profit margins, and reducing rent of costly floor space.

3d Modelling Automation - Facade Engineering

Solidworks automation produced production drawings, bar drawings, cutting lists, take-offs, and BIM models. UCW (Unitized) panel drawings were automated, digitally 'hung' on the as-built concrete structure and then sent to production. Design changes: Re-run the script to save serious money.

Real time embedment design - Facade Engineering

Using an interactive heat map for wind loads, we were able to size cast-in embedments for entire building facades in one pass, allowing for code compliance and factoring discontinuities. Significant time savings allow structural engineers to statistically check instead of talent lost in repetition.

Coding journal and random thoughts

Another day in the life of a coder... Sometimes you can bang your head on a wall and fail to solve a thorny problem, not realising that all you need do is redefine the problem.

The thing we love about coding is that most people working in any business sector have little idea what can be done with the tools they use every day. Excel is a beast of a piece of software, but like the tip of an iceberg, it is barely and rarely used properly in most businesses.

The philosophy of business is not something that gets explored too often, yet managers instantly classify staff into groups and rarely revisit the boxes once the lines are drawn. How can you break out of a box?