We don't just talk about speed and value — we prove it. A custom CRM built in five days. A sports store designed, built and taking payments in days, not months. A portal that lets car owners watch their own build happen. And a members' portal where investors follow a new British car marque from business plan to funding.
Sebring Group needed a CRM that matched how their business actually works. Off-the-shelf CRM platforms came with bloated feature lists — the vast majority of which they'd never use — and monthly licence costs to match.
So we built their own. A complete custom CRM — dashboard, contacts, companies, pipeline, projects, employees, inventory, marketing and admin — designed, built and live in just 5 days.
The result: every feature they need, nothing they don't, and running costs that are a fraction of what an off-the-shelf CRM subscription would have cost them year after year.

Rovyn Sports came to us with a clear brief: a website for a field hockey equipment and bespoke teamwear business, built fast. No drawn-out discovery phase, no six-month build — a brand and an online store ready to trade.
We designed and built the site around their club-partner positioning, then wired it straight into Shopify for products, stock and orders, and Stripe for secure card payments at checkout.
The selling side now runs on platforms built for it, so the team can spend their time on clubs and kit rather than on the shop. Live now at www.rovyn-sports.com.

Sebring Vehicle Design hand-builds electric retro-inspired sports cars to each customer's specification. Every commission takes months — and until now, the only way an owner could find out how their car was coming along was to ask.
So we built The Build Book: a customer portal where every owner gets their own view of their own car. A photo and video timeline of build progress, the programme schedule with clear on-track and complete status, messaging with the build team that can reference a specific update, and a downloadable photo PDF record of the finished build.
The workshop manages the same screens from the other side, so an update posted on the floor is instantly visible to the customer — no chasing emails, no "any news on my car?"


The Unnamed Motor Company is bringing a small group of founders, enthusiasts and investors together to build a low-volume British electric car marque. It needed one private place where supporters could read the plan, follow the build, and move from interest to investment.
So we built a members' portal. Charter, business plan, vehicle programme and team sit behind a secure sign-in, so every founding member reads exactly the same story the founders do. Founder Updates carry engineering and design progress as it happens — including the digital build, with CAD dimensions shared as they are settled — and members can comment on each post.
Funding is staged in phases: Phase 1 complete, Phase 2 live with overview, terms summary, risks and documents, and Phase 3 planned. Members always know which stage they are in and what is still outstanding before they commit.

Off-the-shelf software charges you for hundreds of features you'll never touch, then locks your data inside their platform. A custom application is built around your workflow, owned by you, and costs a fraction to run. When your business changes, your software changes with it — no waiting on a vendor's roadmap.