Tidemark
Freight and logistics company, concept project
Custom web applications, designed as carefully as they're engineered
When off-the-shelf software forces your business to work around it, a custom web application can do the opposite. We design and build browser-based tools around the way your team and customers actually work, with the same attention to usability we give a public website.
Who it's for
- Businesses relying on spreadsheets and manual workarounds
- Services that need customer accounts, bookings or online quoting
- Teams whose current software doesn't fit their process
What's included
- Workshops to map processes and requirements
- Clickable prototypes before development begins
- Interface design for every screen and state
- Front-end and back-end development
- User accounts, roles and permissions
- Testing, deployment and documentation
- Ongoing support and improvement
How we approach it
A focused first version
We agree the smallest version that delivers real value, so you are using the software sooner and spending budget where it counts.
Prototype, then build
You click through realistic prototypes before development starts. Changing a prototype is cheap; changing software is not.
Yours to keep
The code, data and accounts belong to your business, documented so you are never tied to one supplier.
See the approach in practice
Interactive concept websites we designed and built to show how we work. The businesses are fictional; the craft is real.
Fieldwork
Recruitment agency, concept project
Questions
How do you keep the cost of custom software under control?
We define a focused first version together, prototype it before building, and develop in stages you can see and test. Budget goes into the features that matter most, and later phases are based on real use rather than guesswork.
Who owns the code?
You do. The code, data and accounts belong to your business, and we document the system so it is never locked to a single supplier.
Tell us what you're working on.
A new website, a redesign, a web application or the automation behind it: we'd like to hear what you're planning and give you honest thoughts on how we could help.
Our direct line for new projects is on its way.
We're setting up the way to send us an enquiry, and it will be available on this page soon. Until then, the concept work shows how we approach a brief.
Explore the concept work