Bespoke web development
Marketing sites and web applications built from the way you actually work. You own the code, the domain and the accounts at handover.
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Marketing sites, web applications and software as a service, at a fixed price agreed before work starts.
We agree the scope and the price before anything is built. Open to any size of business. Client work and our own products, held to one standard.
We have worked inside banking, telecommunications, insurance and food and beverage. Different industries, the same discovery every time. The work was real and the system was missing.
We learned that the expensive way. We trusted a platform to do what it advertised, rebuilt on it twice and lost half a year. Software that does not fit how the business works is never a shortcut, because you pay for the misfit every day you run it. It costs more time and more money than building it right would have. So we agree the scope and the price before anything is built.
Open to any size of business. The smallest ones are usually the last to be served. Client work and our own products, held to one standard.
Marketing sites and web applications built from the way you actually work. You own the code, the domain and the accounts at handover.
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A real product with customer accounts, billing, roles and an audit trail, taken from the first sketch through to customers paying for it.
Software that gets the task done, not just answers a question about it. On WhatsApp that means qualifying an enquiry and booking an appointment. Behind the scenes it can mean chasing an overdue invoice or updating a record, then handing the conversation to a person the moment judgement is needed.
The systems you already run, joined up. Accounting, customer records, payment gateways and document stores, connected so that nobody retypes anything.
Interface, brand and the words on the screen, designed as one piece of work instead of three.
Hosting, monitoring, backups and somebody who answers when it breaks at two in the morning.
Every engagement is scoped and quoted on its own. You will know exactly what is being built, and when it lands, before anybody writes a line of code.
Design, build, testing, launch and handover, scoped once and delivered as a single job rather than five separate ones that each need chasing.
Paid advertising, written content, photography, third party licences and hosting are quoted on their own, or you get pointed at somewhere cheaper to buy them, because marking up somebody else's invoice is not work.
The studio is small. The people who scope your job are the people who build it, and there is no sales layer and no account manager sitting between you and the work.
Scope and delivery date are agreed in writing before anything starts. Neither one moves unless you move it.
An assistant on WhatsApp for the number your customers already message. It answers questions, qualifies enquiries and books viewings around the clock, then hands the conversation to a person the moment one is needed.
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For the point where spreadsheets and a pile of separate tools stop keeping up: quotations, invoices, customers and the books in one place. You switch on the parts you use and leave the rest off, because a printer and a distributor do not need the same system.
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Bookkeeping and tax reconciliation for Malaysian businesses, built around the electronic invoicing mandate.
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Arrears collection for strata and joint management bodies, from the first reminder to a served notice, with the compliance trail built in.
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A conveyancing practice suite that keeps the bank and the law firm working from the same file, which is where most of the delay quietly lives.
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Point of sale for restaurants and cafes, with reservation and pickup requests arriving by chat. Payment always happens at the counter.
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A referral network for local businesses, built on a structured job board instead of word of mouth. Work is posted openly and every member can quote for it, awarded on merit rather than who happens to know whom. Good work earns a better tier and more referrals, so your reputation keeps selling for you long after the meeting ends.
EnquireMost of what you run does not need replacing. It needs joining up. The systems you already pay for stay exactly where they are, because replacing them was never the problem. Only the missing part gets built.
Not on the list? If it has an interface we can talk to, yours can join it.
Buy the commodity. Build the difference. The money is in the seam, and the seam is where most projects quietly fail. That is the part we are best at.
Accounting, payroll and helpdesk are solved problems. Renting those by the seat costs you less than owning them, and somebody else stays up late keeping them legal.
The workflow your competitors cannot copy, and anything your own customers touch. Bending a low-code platform around that costs you six months and still looks rented.
A rented accounting system that will not talk correctly to the bespoke workflow you use to take orders: that gap is the seam, and it is where most projects quietly fail. Recommending the rented tool instead of billing you to rebuild it is exactly what earns us the trust to build the part that matters, and that seam is the work we are best at.
Your code, your domain, your payment gateway and your data are yours from the first day. If you ever decide to leave, you should be able to.
Notes on building and running software, written from the bench.
When one developer holds every file and every password, their laptop becomes your single point of failure. A studio spreads that risk across people and systems, so work continues regardless.
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A staging environment that does not mirror production only tests the parts that are easy to copy. The bugs that reach your users are the ones staging never had a chance to show you.
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A traffic spike on launch day exposes weak infrastructure fast. Testing load beforehand costs less than an outage does afterwards.
Read the article ↗Yunaris is deliberately small. The person who scopes your project is the person who builds it, and stays your point of contact from the first call to the handover.
For larger scopes a trusted collaborator joins on design or delivery. The standard of your work does not change with the size of your job.
A marketing site is typically one to two weeks. A web application depends entirely on your scope, so it is sized in stages and each stage carries a date you can hold us to.
A longer date that is met beats a short one that slips, so that is the date you will be quoted.
A description of the job as it is done today, and who does it. That is usually enough for your first conversation.
Later you supply your content, your brand assets if you have them and access to whatever the software has to talk to.
You get the repository, the domain and every account in your own name. Nothing is held hostage and nobody disappears at handover.
If you want the studio to keep running it, that is quoted separately. If you would rather take it in house or hand it to another team, you already have everything you need to do that.
Identity, interface design and engineering happen in one place, which is why the finished thing tends to feel coherent.
If you already have a brand, your work happens inside it rather than around it.
Every project is quoted on its own. Tell us what the job is and you get a figure and a date back, not a range and not another meeting.
That figure is fixed, agreed with you in writing before the stage starts, so there is no meter running while you think.
Sometimes, and you find out on the first call, not after we have taken a deposit. We listen to what the job actually needs first. For something the size of an enterprise resource planning rollout, managed information technology, a cybersecurity audit or a human resources transformation programme, that can mean bringing in the right specialist. It can also mean telling you plainly that this is not where we are strongest.
Either way, you leave that call with an honest answer and a name to call if we are not the right fit. A clear no in your first week costs you nothing. A stretched yes discovered in your third month costs you the project.
Yes. You own the code, the domain and the payment gateway, in your accounts, under your name.
What we build for you is yours outright, never rented back to you. Your business does not sit behind a login that somebody else controls. Where a ready-made module would save you time or money, we will name it and price it on its own, so the choice stays with you.
One call to be sure we have understood it, then a fixed price and a delivery date.
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