Custom software

Custom software, built by commission.

WordPress is our core business. Alongside it, we take on a small number of bespoke software builds each year, for businesses whose needs go beyond a website.

We built our own platform first.

Wrev is custom software, designed, built and run by our team, and our clients use it to run their websites with us. It is built with Laravel, React and TypeScript.

  • A web platform Where our clients raise, follow and discuss their work, with live updates and notifications.
  • iPhone and Android apps Live on the App Store and Google Play, with push notifications.
  • An AI connector Clients connect their own ChatGPT, Claude or Grok to their Wrev account.
  • A website diagnostic Speed, links and search checks with Google’s measurements, free on this site.

What we build.

  • Web applications and portals Logins, accounts, dashboards and the workflows behind them.
  • Internal tools Replacing the spreadsheets and manual steps a team works around every day.
  • Integrations Connecting the systems you already use, from stock and orders to accounting and your CRM, so nothing is typed twice.
  • Mobile apps For iPhone and Android, published on the App Store and Google Play.
  • AI features Tools that work on your own data, like the daily market brief we built for Think Timber.

Built for clients.

Bespoke systems from our case studies.

Think Timber A trade store, a staff portal and a daily AI market brief. RidgeGear A distributor portal and a quote system. Al Baron Group A distribution platform.

How a commission works.

  1. Discovery We work out with you what the software has to do, who will use it and what it needs to connect to.
  2. A written proposal Scope, price, timeline and staged payments. The proposal is the specification, so we both know what finished looks like.
  3. Build and review You see it working at points agreed in the proposal, with rounds of amends at each one.
  4. Launch and after We put it live, and can host it and keep developing it afterwards on terms agreed in the proposal.

Speak to a developer, not a salesperson.

Pick a time that suits you and bring whatever you want to ask.