SwiftandScale
12 years building custom software
Marketplaces, operations platforms, and the integrations that hold them together. Four to eight months, built to be handed over.
Applications with accounts, roles, data and money moving through them — and the marketing site in front when it has to convert.
from $16,000 · Eight weeks
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Not screenshots. Both cases here ship a working demo — sign in and use it on sample data.
The happy path was never the risk. We test deposits that fail, webhooks that arrive twice, a ban that lands mid-deal on an order somebody already paid for, and a millimetre that has to survive the trip from the scanner glass to the machine.
Twelve years of shipping, and the two systems below were both built in four to eight months by the same people — from the first call to the client running it alone.
Code, infrastructure and the runbooks come with it. The day our support ends should be an ordinary day for your business.
Most of our work sits under NDA. These two we can show whole — the problem, what was hard inside it, and a demo you can open right now and use on sample data.
A marketplace with two sides, a payment held between them, and an AI studio that bills by the generation. The hard part is never the catalogue — it is deciding, in code, the exact moment money and files change hands.
Made-to-order production has no catalogue and no reorder button. Every item is built for one person from measurements a computer takes off a scan, and the system has to hold that thread from the first appointment through manufacturing, delivery, and the remake eighteen months later.
Straight answers to the questions that come up before a project starts.
Almost every team we meet has tests. Half of them are failing, the pipeline is set to continue anyway, and everyone has quietly agreed not to mention it. The cause is almost never laziness.
Sending clients a folder link works until the day someone asks who saw what, or the wrong version gets signed. Here is where the line actually is.
The honest answer is a range, and the range is wide for a reason. Here is what sits inside it, and the four things that change the figure more than anything on the feature list.
Send us a page about the project. You'll get a range, the assumptions behind it, and an honest view on whether it's worth doing at all.
