Custom web apps for how DURBAN businesses run

There is no price list, because the cost tracks what the app actually has to do. A stock-count tool for a Pinetown workshop is a far smaller build than a booking engine for a Ballito lodge or a container-tracking portal tied to payments and a courier API. We scope the requirement first, then hand you a fixed-project quote before any code is written. Durban owners tend to be value-conscious, so we are happy to phase a build, ship the part that pays for itself first, and add the rest once it is earning.

Yes. Guesthouses, activity operators and leisure venues along the Durban and Ballito coast often outgrow the generic booking plugins, especially around seasonal peaks and the December rush. We build reservation engines that hold up under real load, handle deposits and payments, block double-bookings and connect to the calendars and channels you already sell through. The engine is yours, not a monthly seat you rent from an overseas platform.

That is one of the most common briefs we get from Durban's port, freight and manufacturing firms. When jobs, stock, deliveries and driver schedules live in shared spreadsheets that break the moment two people edit at once, a custom internal tool pays for itself in the hours it saves. We map how your operation runs first, then build a tool your team logs into, so nothing gets lost between the warehouse, the CBD office and the road.

It depends on the scope. A focused internal tool can be a few weeks; a client portal or a bespoke product with payments and integrations runs longer. We build in stages with regular check-ins, delivered remotely from our Pretoria studio with a coastal visit arranged when a workshop helps, so you see the app take shape and steer it rather than waiting months for one reveal. A tight scope at the start is what keeps the timeline predictable.

No. We build on standard, well-documented technology and hand the application over properly, not as a black box only we can open. You own the code and can take it to any developer. Most Durban clients do keep us on, because the team that built the app fixes and extends it fastest, but that stays your call, and there are no long-term contracts locking you in.

Yes. We wire web apps into South African payment gateways, accounting packages, CRMs, email platforms and third-party APIs. For a Durban retailer or service firm, most of the value is in cutting out the double-capture, so an order, an invoice and a stock movement all speak to each other instead of being re-typed by hand. We agree exactly which integrations matter during discovery and price them into the scope.