The software your business actually needs, on a fixed scope
For the one operational bottleneck off-the-shelf software doesn't solve — built to spec, delivered in milestones, without the scope-creep-and-delay experience.
Our guarantee
Fixed-scope milestone delivery with defined acceptance criteria at every phase — deposit, working demo, go-live.
We take on a limited number of custom builds at a time. That's a genuine capacity limit on a small team, stated plainly.
What you get out of it
Exactly the tool the business needs, delivered on a fixed scope, without the typical agency experience.
Who it's for
Built for these businesses
Primary
SMEs with one specific operational bottleneck
Organisations with a well-defined problem that no packaged product solves, and no appetite for an open-ended engagement.
What's included
Everything you get
The core system, plus the setup work most vendors charge separately for.
Custom software built to spec
Scoped, built, tested and deployed.
Included at no extra cost
Ksh 60,000 of value includedFree discovery and scoping workshop
Ksh 60,000 valueNormally billable. You leave with a written scope you could take to any developer.
30 days of free post-launch support
Bug fixes and adjustments after go-live are included.
The economics
What this costs you versus what it saves
Price only means something next to the cost of carrying on as you are.
What it removes
Replaces the cost of the broken or manual process the tool takes over — and removes the risk of an open-ended agency engagement that bills by the hour.
What it unlocks
A capability the business simply didn't have before. What that's worth depends entirely on the build.
Why us rather than the alternative
Fixed scope, milestone-based delivery, acceptance criteria in writing. No open-ended agency hours.
Questions
Before you ask
It sometimes does. Changes are quoted and agreed as a variation rather than absorbed silently into the timeline — which is what causes most agency overruns.
You do, on final payment. That's in the contract.
Typically TypeScript, Next.js and PostgreSQL — the same stack running our own products, so we support it well.