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Software that fits how your business already works.

Internal tools, customer portals, dashboards, booking and inventory systems, CRM and ERP-style platforms. Built on a stack you can hire for in Kathmandu, and documented so you are never locked to a single vendor — including us.

What is included.

Every one of these is in the quote. If a proposal from anyone else does not name them separately, ask which have been left out.

Discovery and process mapping

Interface and experience design

Frontend development

Backend and API development

Database design and data modelling

Integration with tools you already use

Testing, deployment and hosting setup

Documentation and code handover

How we approach it.

Map the process before designing anything

We sit with the people who actually do the work. Most of what makes custom software worth paying for is decided in that week, including the features we talk you out of.

Ship in two-week cycles

Something that runs at the end of every cycle. You review working software on a real URL rather than a progress report, and you can change direction while it is still cheap.

Hand it over properly

Documented code, every credential in your name, and a walkthrough with whoever will maintain it. Whether that is our team or yours is your decision, not a dependency.

What you actually end up with.

Three things that separate a finished system from a demo that impressed everyone in the meeting.

A system, not a prototype

Deployed, monitored and backed up, with an admin panel your team can operate without calling us every time something needs changing.

A codebase someone else can read

A mainstream stack, a conventional structure and written documentation. Your next developer should be able to pick it up without a handover call.

A fixed, written price

Scope agreed in a document before work starts, and any change priced in writing before it happens rather than discovered in an invoice.

Common questions.

Can you work with the system we already have?

Usually. We start with a paid audit of the existing code and infrastructure, because taking on someone else's system blind is how both sides end up unhappy. The audit tells you honestly whether extending it or rebuilding it is the better spend, and the assessment is yours either way.

We already have a designer. Can you build only?

Yes. If you bring finished designs we will build to them and tell you where something will be expensive or awkward in practice before we start. If the designs are unfinished we will say that too rather than build around the gaps.

What happens after it launches?

Either a support retainer covering maintenance, hosting, monitoring and updates, or a clean handover to your own team with documentation. Both are fine. What we will not do is leave you unable to change your own software.

Tell us what the system needs to do.

Describe the process rather than the software. Half the time the answer is smaller and cheaper than the brief, and we would rather say so now than three months in.

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