Web applications
Define the user journeys, screens and actions needed to turn an idea into a practical browser-based application.
Custom software
Build around the way your business works.
When an off-the-shelf tool does not fit your workflow, a tailored application may help. AVETRO develops web applications and business tools around a clearly defined problem.
Discuss your project →Built around your business
A clear solution to a real need.
We agree the scope before work begins, with regular opportunities for feedback as your project develops.
Business tools
Explore how a tailored tool could organise repeated tasks, information or internal processes without adding unnecessary complexity.
Custom integrations
Discuss the systems you need to connect, their available APIs, access requirements and constraints before agreeing an integration.
A focused first release
Prioritise the core features, review progress and test the agreed workflows before expanding the application.
Scope & pricing
Know what you’re building.
Custom software is quoted separately. The estimate depends on the workflows, integrations, data and support requirements. We define the first release and its scope before development begins.
Your quote sets out the deliverables and agreed scope. Hosting, domains, subscriptions and other third-party charges are discussed separately where relevant.
Explore website starting prices →Before we get started.
How do we know if custom software is the right choice?
Start with the problem and your current workflow. We can discuss whether existing tools could meet the need before scoping a bespoke application.
Can the application connect to other services?
Potentially. Feasibility depends on each service’s API, permissions, subscription and technical limits. We review those details before promising an integration.
What should I bring to the first discussion?
Describe who will use the application, what they need to do, current pain points and the most important outcome. Example workflows are helpful; avoid sending passwords or sensitive customer records.
What happens after the first release?
Discuss hosting, maintenance, updates and support as part of planning. Further features can be scoped once the initial workflows are established.
Your next step
Tell us what you want to achieve.
Share your goals, any existing website and the features you have in mind. We’ll discuss a suitable scope before any work begins.
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