Bespoke application development
Custom applications for businesses that have outgrown spreadsheets and off-the-shelf software.
When a process only half fits the tool it runs on, the workarounds cost more than the software ever did. Bespoke development replaces that with a system built around the real workflow.
Work is scoped in stages, so there is something usable early and the direction can change before the budget is spent.
Bespoke work belongs to the client who commissioned it. Where a piece of what we build is one of our own licensed products rather than bespoke, we say so before the work starts.
What's included
- Built around your existing workflow
- Delivered in usable stages
- Integrates with the tools you already run
Other services
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Web design
Not just a website. An AvoWebsite — built to a standard we publish and measure: accessibility, structured business data and load speed, all checkable.
- WCAG AA accessibility, guaranteed and re-tested
- Your own domain, not a builder’s subdomain
- A page title naming your trade and your town
- Structured business data search engines can read
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Commerce
Online stores and commerce systems, including the stock, pricing and fulfilment logic behind the storefront.
- Storefront and back office together
- Stock, pricing and fulfilment logic
- Payment and shipping integration
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Service management systems
Bespoke systems for businesses that run work in the field or by appointment — scheduling, customer records, quoting and invoicing built to fit.
- Booking and customer records in one place
- Loyalty, memberships and referrals
- Reminders, messaging and rebooking
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AvoCustomer
Own the relationship. A branded customer portal for appointment-led businesses — so the customers you win stay yours, not the marketplace’s.
- Your brand throughout, not a marketplace’s
- One customer record — history, preferences and contact together
- Booking and rebooking without starting from a blank form
- Loyalty, memberships and referrals built in, not bolted on
Tell us what you are trying to build
A short conversation is usually enough to tell whether this is a website, an application, or something in between.