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Software & Web Applications

Off-the-shelf software never quite fits. Fentech designs and builds custom software and web applications around your workflow — for businesses and personal projects alike.

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Already built and shipped: CRM systems, EPOS / point-of-sale tools, news readers, business dashboards, booking systems and automations — read what those projects actually looked like →

What does custom software cost to build?

Custom systems are scoped and quoted individually, because a five-form internal tool and a factory production system are not the same job. What is consistent is the approach: a fixed written scope before work starts, staged payments against delivered milestones, and code and data you own outright at the end.

Sketch the shape of it

Build a rough scope in about a minute

Tick what the system needs to do. You'll get the modules it breaks into, a realistic build window and the honest price band — the same way I'd sketch it on a call.

scope sketch0 modules
  • Nothing ticked yet. Every box you tick is a module I'd quote separately, so you can drop one and watch the number move.
Build window—
Typical band—

Indicative only, and deliberately wide. The fixed price comes after a free discovery call, in writing, before any work starts. Phase 1 can always be smaller than the wish list.

Send this shape to Paul
Proof, not promises

Systems already running every day

These aren't concepts or portfolio filler. They are in production, used by people who depend on them to get work out the door.

Manufacturing

Factory floor quality control on a tablet

A modular construction manufacturer was signing off quality on paper, tracking progress in a spreadsheet and logging non-conformances by hand. All three were replaced with one system used on the floor.

  • Sign-off across 25+ manufacturing stages, on a tablet at the workstation
  • Mandatory hold points — nothing advances until its stage is signed off
  • Photo evidence captured at each stage, attached to the unit
  • Live weighted production tracking instead of a guess
  • Compliance pack exported as a PDF in one click
// unit MC-2481 · stage 17 of 26 frame assembly signed off insulation signed off first fix electrical signed off plumbing signed off windows HOLD POINT awaiting QC · 3 photos attached progress (weighted) 64.2%
Property

A property platform the office runs itself

Estate agencies usually depend on a portal for listings and a developer for changes. This one manages everything in-house, and the site earns its own search traffic rather than renting it.

  • Property search and filtering buyers actually use
  • Staff dashboard for listings and photos — no technical knowledge needed
  • Individual listing pages built for search from the start
  • Valuation enquiries captured straight to the office
Listings managed byOffice staff
Time to publishMinutes
Developer neededNo
Search trafficOwned
Portal dependencyNone
Retail

An online shop rebuilt without losing rankings

Rebuilding a shop is straightforward. Doing it without throwing away years of accumulated search rankings is the part that separates a good migration from an expensive lesson.

  • Cart, checkout and payment integration
  • Quote and invoice requests alongside standard checkout
  • Staff admin panel for products and content
  • URL mapping and redirects so existing rankings carried across
0Rankings lost in migration
100%Content managed in-house
1Admin panel for everything
∞Products, no per-item fee
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Any trade, any sector

Software and apps, built for your industry

The technology is the same underneath. What changes is understanding how your work actually runs — and that comes from asking, not from a template. Here's where systems like this earn their keep.

Production & QC tracking

Stage-by-stage sign-off on a tablet, mandatory hold points, photo evidence and a compliance pack exported in one click. Already built and running.

Stock & materials

What's on hand, what's committed to a job, what needs ordering — without three people maintaining three spreadsheets.

Drawings & revisions

The current drawing attached to the current build, so nobody works from last month's version.

Job scheduling

Who's where, what's booked, what's overrunning — visible on a phone in the van rather than shouted down the road.

Site reports & sign-off

Photos, notes and customer signature captured on site, emailed as a PDF before you've left the driveway.

Quote to invoice

One flow from enquiry to paid, so nothing finished quietly goes uninvoiced.

Client & matter tracking

Deadlines, documents and correspondence per client, with an audit trail when you need to prove what happened when.

Secure client portals

Clients upload sensitive documents to you instead of emailing them around unencrypted.

Time & billing

Recorded as work happens rather than reconstructed from memory on the last Friday of the month.

Till & stock (EPOS)

Touch-friendly point of sale on ordinary hardware, stock decrementing on sale, end-of-day totals. No monthly licence per till.

Bookings & tables

Online reservations wired to your real calendar, so double-bookings can't physically happen.

What's actually selling

Plain reporting on lines, margins and quiet hours — the numbers that decide what you order next.

Listings you control

Search, filtering, BER details and photos managed by your own staff — no portal fee, no developer needed for a price change.

Valuation & enquiry capture

Leads land in one place with the detail you need to respond properly.

Aerial media built in

Drone stills and video attached to each listing — shot, edited and published by the same person.

Appointments & reminders

Online booking against real availability, with reminders that cut no-shows.

Records, handled properly

Access controlled per role, encrypted, backed up and restorable — built with GDPR obligations in mind from the start.

Treatment & billing history

What was done, when, by whom, and what was charged — without a paper diary.

Herd, land & compliance

Records and paperwork kept in a form that survives an inspection, not a shoebox of receipts.

Fleet & deliveries

Vehicles, servicing, runs and proof of delivery tracked in one place.

Aerial survey records

Dated imagery of land, drainage and site progress — useful when a question comes up months later.

Not on the list? That's not a problem — it usually means the process is specific to you, which is exactly when custom software pays for itself. Describe the job that's causing grief and you'll get an honest view of whether software is the answer.
The honest comparison

Custom software versus renting a platform

Off-the-shelf platform

  • Per user, per month, forever — rising as you grow
  • Hundreds of features you'll never open
  • Missing the one thing your process depends on
  • Your data on their servers, under their terms
  • Change requests go into a queue behind everyone else's
  • Price rises and feature removals are out of your hands

Built for you

  • Paid for once, owned outright
  • Only the features that earn their place
  • Built around your actual process, not a generic one
  • Runs where you choose — your server or ours
  • Changes made by the person who built it
  • No surprise pricing changes, ever
Custom isn't always the answer. If an off-the-shelf tool genuinely fits, you'll be told that — it's a cheaper, faster answer and there's no sense pretending otherwise.
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What can be built

If you can describe it, it can be built

From a small tool that saves an hour a day to a full web application your whole team runs on.

Booking & Scheduling Systems

Custom booking flows for appointments, lessons, rentals or services — with payments, reminders and an admin view built around how you actually work.

Dashboards & Reporting

Pull your business data into one live dashboard — sales, jobs, stock, invoices. Stop copy-pasting between spreadsheets every Friday.

Business Automation

Repetitive tasks — invoicing, follow-up emails, file processing, data entry — automated so they happen by themselves, correctly, every time.

Integrations & APIs

Make your existing systems talk to each other — website to accounts package, forms to CRM, till to stock system. No more double entry.

Custom Web Applications

Full web apps with user accounts, roles and databases — customer portals, quote builders, internal tools. Built to grow with the business.

Personal Projects

Not just for business — home automation dashboards, hobby databases, club management tools, personal apps. If it makes life easier, it's worth building.

Developer workstation with code and dashboard
Bright dual-monitor workspace with a client website in progress
How it works

From idea to working software

Discovery chat (free)

Describe the problem in plain English — no technical knowledge needed. We work out together what's worth building.

Scope & fixed quote

You get a written plan: what it does, what it costs, when it's done. No open-ended billing, no scope creep.

Build & check-ins

Built in stages with regular demos — you see progress and steer it early, not after it's finished.

Launch & support

Deployed, documented and handed over with training. You own the code. Support and improvements available after.

Common questions

Software development FAQs

It depends entirely on scope — a small automation tool is a very different job to a full web application. Every project gets a written fixed-price quote after a free discovery chat, so you know the exact cost before committing to anything.
No. Describe the problem the way you'd describe it to a colleague. Translating that into software is the job — and everything is explained back in plain English at every stage.
You do. Full source code, documentation and deployment details are handed over on completion — you're never locked in or dependent on Fentech to keep running.
Usually, yes — half-finished projects, unsupported legacy tools, or systems the original developer disappeared from. It starts with a review, then an honest recommendation: fix, rebuild or replace.

Got a "wouldn't it be great if…" idea?

That sentence is where every good piece of software starts. Tell us yours — the discovery chat is free and there's no obligation.