Who you work with
How a project runs
The same six steps we followed for Wheel Easy and OK Callmart.
- 01
Understand the work
We map how your business runs today: who books, who does the job, who gets paid, and where it breaks.
- 02
Design the screens
You see and click through the screens before any code is written, and change what doesn't fit.
- 03
Build
Web, iOS and Android, with the dashboards and back office behind them.
- 04
Test
We test on real phones and with real staff before anything reaches your customers.
- 05
Launch
Domains, app store listings, payments and accounts set up and handed over to you.
- 06
Look after it
We keep it running and keep improving it. Wheel Easy's system has run every day for over two years.
What we build, and what we don't
A good fit
- Booking, scheduling and dispatch for service businesses
- Internal tools that replaced a spreadsheet or paper
- Owners who want to talk to the builders directly
Not a fit
- Marketing websites on their own
- Large teams that need a big agency's bench
- Projects that need people in the office every day
Our own products
Two things we build for ourselves, alongside client work.
For mobile mechanics
DispatchEngine
Booking, dispatch and payments for mobile mechanics and fleet-service shops in Ontario. It grew out of the system we built for Wheel Easy.
See DispatchEngine →
Our game · in development
Zomborb
An online co-op survival game for one to four players on PC. In development for Steam.
See Zomborb →What clients say
I came to them with just a vision of what I wanted to create, and their help has been a dream scenario for a non-technical founder like myself.
I appreciated their innovative spirit as they did not hesitate to offer suggestions and options to improve my product.