Software development and sales
Software built to order, and supplied ready to run
We develop the systems your business actually runs on — web, mobile and desktop — and we sell and integrate the licensed software that runs alongside them. Built and supported from Subic, to the process our Tokyo head office has used since 1990.
Switch between systems — we build all of them.
Illustration. Sample screens showing the shape of a typical build — not live data.
The upside of custom-built
We build software that fits your business
It fits your existing work
We build to the way your people already work, so nobody re-enters data to satisfy a screen designed for another company.
It costs less over time
We build to cut the per-seat licences that grow every year and the manual work that fills the gaps. The cost is mostly at the start.
It grows with you
When you add a branch or a product line, or a rule changes, we modify the system we built and still maintain.
What we build
The systems we are asked for most
Web applications
Customer-facing sites and internal tools that run in a browser, on any device, with nothing to install.
Business management systems
Orders, inventory, production, delivery and reporting — the systems a company runs on day to day.
Mobile applications
iOS and Android, for staff in the field or for customers, built against the same back end as everything else.
Desktop applications
Windows tools for work that stays on site: equipment control, offline operation, local data handling.
Integration and system support
Joining the systems you already have, and taking over software someone else wrote when they are no longer around.
UI / UX design
Screens designed around the person using them, tested before they are built rather than after they ship.
In practice
The shapes these builds usually take
Representative builds of the kind this team takes on. Delivery record to date belongs to the group in Japan and Thailand.
Production line management
Work orders, line status and output recorded at the machine instead of on paper collected at the end of a shift.
Picking and delivery
Scan-driven picking on a handheld, with the route, the proof of delivery and the invoice coming off the same record.
Order and stock control
One stock figure across branches and channels, so nothing is sold twice and nobody reconciles spreadsheets on a Monday.
Booking and dispatch
Jobs assigned by skill and location, visible to the office and the technician at the same time.
Approval workflows
Requests, approvals and the audit trail behind them, replacing an email chain nobody can reconstruct later.
Joining what you have
An accounting package, a warehouse system and a website that were never designed to talk, made to agree once a minute.
Why this team
Japanese process, run from Subic
- A Tokyo head office founded in 1990, and 35 years of the same delivery process behind it.
- One hour behind Tokyo — a Japanese morning and a Philippine morning are the same morning.
- Specifications, review and testing in Japanese or English, to Japanese documentation standards.
- One office from first conversation to long-term maintenance, with no handoff to a third party.
- Engineers who stay with your product rather than a queue handled by whoever is free.
- A group that already runs this practice in Japan and Thailand, not a first attempt.
How the work runs
Five stages, one team
Consultation
What the problem actually is, before anyone proposes a system. Often the answer is smaller than expected.
Analysis and requirements
We watch the work as it is done now, then write down what the software has to do — in a document you can read and correct.
Proposal and quotation
Scope, schedule and cost, itemised. What is not included is stated as plainly as what is.
Build and test
Built in stages you can see and use, with testing by people who did not write the code.
Release and support
Deployment, training for the people who will use it, and a maintenance arrangement that continues afterwards.
Start with a conversation
Tell us what you want built and we will put the team together — scoped, staffed, and ready to start.