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Custom software

When off-the-shelf software forces you to change the way you work, it pays to write the right one. We do it for our own products too, such as the BeezWoo Tickets museum ticketing system.

The starting point

Many businesses pay licences for features they don't use and make up for the missing ones with Excel sheets and manual steps. Software written for your business starts from the opposite end: the tasks your team repeats every day.

Our software is already in production: the BeezWoo Tickets museum ticketing system and several platforms developed for companies that ask us for confidentiality. With our technology partner eShoopy we also work every day on Totale OS and CareBalance. When a shop needs a feature that already exists, we bring it in with eShoopy's apps rather than rewriting it.

We work in stages: a first piece goes into use before the next one is designed. That way decisions are made by looking at how the software is actually used.

Development desk with code on screen and hand-drawn diagrams

Mobile apps

From phone to wrist, all the way to the TV.

Apps for iPhone and Android, tablets, smartwatches and TV: to sell, to help your team work better or to offer a service to your customers. When a well-made website is enough, we tell you so plainly.

  • iPhone and Android
  • Tablet
  • Smartwatch
  • TV
  • Wallet and widgets
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Frequently asked questions

Before you ask.

Is it worth developing software rather than buying it ready-made?

It is when ready-made software forces you to work in a way that isn't yours, with per-user licences, Excel sheets on the side and data copied by hand. If an existing product covers your needs well, we will tell you and help you set it up.

What kind of software do you develop?

Plugins for WordPress and WooCommerce, apps for Shopify, web-based management software, custom platforms and communities (including ones with multiple shops and sellers or live video), and connectors between management software, ERPs and online shops. One of our own products is also in use: the BeezWoo Tickets museum ticketing system.

Who looks after the software after release?

We do, under a maintenance agreement covering updates, fixes and small improvements. The team that built it knows it inside out, and every change starts from a known foundation.

How is the cost of software estimated?

We start from a short specification: what the software must do, for whom and which systems it needs to talk to. On that basis we prepare a quote split into stages, so you can decide one step at a time.

Tell us what's holding you back.

A shop that sells less than it could, management software that doesn't talk to the website, hours lost retyping data. Tell us how things stand today: we'll reply with our first questions to understand the project.

Or email us at [email protected]

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