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Scope of work
Six groups of work taken on regularly. Pick one part or the whole system.
Corporate sites and landing pages
S-01Sites that introduce an organisation, product, or service. Fast to load, findable in search, and editable by your team afterwards.
- Designed for the brief
- Content editing
- SEO and schema
- Two or more languages
Web applications
S-02Systems people log into to do real work, with user permissions, approval steps, and reporting for whoever signs off.
- Users and permissions
- Approval flows
- Reports and dashboards
- Excel and PDF export
Internal business systems
S-03Replacements for the paper trail and the spreadsheet that keeps getting emailed around — document control, inventory, HR, scheduling.
- Process survey first
- Legacy data migration
- User training
- Documentation in Thai and English
Integrations and APIs
S-04Getting systems that already exist to talk to each other, in-house or external, from payment gateways to LINE.
- API design
- Payment gateways
- LINE and messaging
- Scheduled data sync
Legacy system rescue
S-05Systems that still run but are slow, breaking, or unmaintained. We read the existing code, report what is actually there, and lay out the options.
- Code and infrastructure audit
- Fix slow and unsafe paths
- Move to cloud
- Rewrite piece by piece
Maintenance and iteration
S-06After handover there is still someone who answers, fixes bugs, applies security updates, and ships the next feature.
- Bug fixes by severity
- Security updates
- Backups
- Monthly feature work
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Any language
Not tied to one stack. Whatever your system runs on, that is what the next line of code is written in.
Languages
M-01 · Used in projects already delivered
- TypeScript
- JavaScript
- Python
- PHP
- Go
- C#
- Java
- Dart
- Rust
- Ruby
- Kotlin
- Swift
- SQL
- Shell
Frameworks
M-02 · Chosen for the brief, not for the trend
- React
- Next.js
- Vue
- Nuxt
- Svelte
- Astro
- Laravel
- Django
- FastAPI
- Spring Boot
- ASP.NET
- NestJS
- Flutter
- React Native
Databases
M-03 · Including migration off the old one
- PostgreSQL
- MySQL
- MariaDB
- SQL Server
- Oracle
- MongoDB
- Redis
- SQLite
- Cloudflare D1
Infrastructure
M-04 · From a rack in your building to the edge
- Cloudflare
- AWS
- Google Cloud
- Docker
- Linux
- Nginx
- GitHub Actions
- Vercel
- On-premise
Spoken languages
M-05 · Documents, manuals, and meetings
- ไทย
- English
If what you run is not on this list, ask. Most of it has come up before, and if it has not, you will hear that before the job is taken.
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Build sequence
Five stages, in the order they actually happen. None get skipped.
Site survey
1–3 days · no charge
How the work gets done today, where it jams, and what the new system has to fix. If something is already running, we ask to see the real thing.
What you getA one-page scope summaryDrawings
3–7 days
Data structure, the main screens, and the work broken into line items with hours against each. You see the price before any code is written.
What you getItemised quote and screen draftsConstruction
2–12 weeks
Built in weekly cycles. Every cycle ends with a link you can click and use — no waiting until the end to see it.
What you getA test link, updated weeklyHandover inspection
1–2 weeks
Tested together with the people who will actually use it. Everything on the punch list gets fixed before handover.
What you getSource, database, manuals, and trainingMaintenance
Monthly retainer or per incident
Someone picks up the issue, fixes the bug, applies the security update, and builds the next thing you asked for.
What you getA monthly summary of work done
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What gets built
Systems delivered before, described by type — most clients run these internally rather than in public.
- W-01
Hospital and clinic systems
Appointments, queues, patient records, and management reporting
- W-02
Orders and inventory
Taking orders, moving stock, issuing documents, syncing with accounts
- W-03
Electronic document control
Routing correspondence, annotations, sign-off, and retrieval
- W-04
Management dashboards
Pulling several systems into one picture that updates itself
- W-05
Multilingual corporate sites
For organisations serving both Thai and international users
- W-06
Booking and queueing
Mobile booking, LINE notifications, and on-site queue management
Real examples can be shown in the first call. Some systems are internal and cannot be published.
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Tell us the problem
Roughly what you want, how the work happens now, and the budget you have in mind. That is enough for a first estimate.