Custom Software
Web applications built for a specific job — from tools for running your business to software used in university classrooms.
Good for work that off-the-shelf software does badly, or not at all.
How it works
Sometimes the tool you need does not exist, or the ones that do were built for someone else’s business. That is when custom software makes sense.
We build web applications that run in the browser, so there is nothing to install. Our largest projects so far are teaching tools for the Department of Computer Science at James Madison University: Praxly, a code editor used to teach programming, and AIMe, an AI math tutor.
What custom software can look like
- A booking, quoting or scheduling tool that matches how you work
- A private dashboard that pulls your numbers into one place
- Online forms and records that replace paper or spreadsheets
- Teaching and training tools
What you get
- Runs in the browser — nothing to install
- Sign-in with Google or your own accounts
- Works on phones and computers
- Support after launch
Examples
Custom Software we have done
Education softwareOngoingPraxly
A free, in-browser code editor that teachers and students use to read, write, run and debug code — built with James Madison University’s Department of Computer Science.
See the project
E-commerceOngoingNovantra Labs
A complete online store that doubles as a CRM for a research peptide supplier — stock, lots, expenses, revenue, shipping, tax and email, all run from one admin panel.
See the project
Education softwareOngoingAIMe
An AI math tutor that coaches students through problems instead of handing over the answers — built for research on AI literacy at James Madison University.
See the project
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