Scheduling system
Logistics, Slough
Eleven spreadsheets became one system. Dispatchers stopped reconciling and went back to dispatching. Two depots, one view of the day.
Web application// software engineering — windsor
We design, build and look after software for UK businesses. Fewer projects, taken further.
// 01 — work
Four recent builds. Client names withheld at their request — the systems are described, not decorated.
Eleven spreadsheets became one system. Dispatchers stopped reconciling and went back to dispatching. Two depots, one view of the day.
Web applicationQuotes, jobs and invoices behind one login. The telephone stopped being the interface, and the office got its mornings back.
Portal + APIThree tills, one ledger. Settlement now reconciles overnight and the finance team reads a report instead of writing one.
IntegrationA decade-old codebase moved onto current foundations, module by module, without a day of downtime for the people using it.
Modernisation// the whole of it
SCOPE
SCOPE
DESIGN
DESIGN
BUILD
BUILD
TEST
TEST
SHIP
SHIP
SUPPORT
SUPPORT
// 02 — about
A software engineering practice on the Maidenhead Road, Windsor. Working across the Thames Valley, London and the rest of the UK.
We take on few projects and stay with them. Most software is won or lost in the eighteen months after launch, which is the part nobody quotes for.
Everything we write is written to be read again — by us, in two years, at short notice. That single constraint decides the architecture, the tooling and the size of the team.
We work in the open: one engineer you can name, a weekly demo of something running, and a repository you hold the keys to from the first commit.
Two or three engineers on a build, the same ones from scoping to support. No handover, no rediscovery.
Fixed scope where the work allows it, day rate where it does not. No lock-in clauses, no hosting you cannot leave.
Your repository, your infrastructure accounts, your documentation. On full payment it is all yours, in writing.
// 03 — services
Starting prices, quoted properly after discovery. Hover or tap a card for what is included. All figures exclude VAT.
Two weeks. Requirements, architecture and a costed plan you can take anywhere — including elsewhere.
Internal tools, portals and platforms. Built to be handed over, not held hostage.
iOS and Android from one codebase, submitted, approved and updated under your own developer accounts.
Making two systems that were never meant to speak agree on the facts — accounting, CRM, payments, stock.
Old software that still earns its keep, moved onto current foundations one module at a time.
Hosting, pipelines and backups set up in your own accounts, documented well enough for someone else to run.
The eighteen months after launch. Patches, small changes and a named engineer who already knows the code.
// 04 — contact
Thirty minutes, no charge, no slide deck. Tell us what you have and what it is costing you.
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Last updated: 13 August 2026
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Last updated: 13 August 2026
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