Bespoke software development for your business
If your team keeps copying details, chasing replies or checking different systems, everyday work takes longer.
Our custom software development starts with a real task. We work with your team, find where it gets stuck and build a tool around the change you agree.
Start with Darren at DS Repro and one task you would like to improve.
An example · Time spent on a repeated task
If each of four people spends 15 minutes a day on the task, for 220 working days.
15 minutes × 4 people × 220 days ÷ 60 = 220 team hours, or 27.5 eight-hour team-days.
Time allocated to a hypothetical task, not a client result. Research and a trial establish what could actually be recovered. This is not a salary saving or profit figure.
A real task and the part that causes trouble.
Clear screens, sensible rules and the right connections.
Check what improves before taking it further.
The MarketAccord delivery model
Start with the awkward task. Explore a solution that fits the work and your budget.
Through MarketAccord, several teams combine their skills and voluntarily contribute 90% of each project’s working time. That shared effort helps professionals and businesses investigate, build and test software around the way they work.
The teams’ shared effort makes specialist investigation and development more accessible. The aim is a fraction of the cost of a comparable UK agency build, with connections, paid services and ongoing care agreed for your scope.
Talk through one task and its budget90% refers to project working hours. Your quotation sets the paid work, third-party services, hosting and ongoing support. The hours contribution does not determine a fixed price discount.
A useful change, made tangible
A shared record can bring the enquiry, its owner and the next action together. This imagined screen shows one possibility; your actual tool follows the work we investigate with you.
The change you can picture
Imagine a customer asks about availability. The message is in an inbox, the details are in a spreadsheet and someone has to ask who is replying.
Where the effort goes
What a useful tool could bring together
One shared record helps the next person understand the task. Your team still checks availability and handles the conversation.
Which handover creates the most chasing in your business?
Show us where work gets stuckHow the right answer takes shape
A good-looking dashboard is only useful when it solves the right problem. We follow the actual work before agreeing the software. Darren helps coordinate the brief and your feedback.
Walk through an ordinary example and a difficult one. Find repeated effort, missing details and unclear responsibility.
You review: the problem, the people involved and a starting point to compare.
Research: understand user needsMap the handovers and check existing systems. The answer may be a better connection or a change to something you already own.
You agree: what to improve, what is included and which connections are possible.
Research: map the experienceBuild the agreed workflow and try realistic tasks with the people who will use it. Include mistakes, approvals and missing information.
You see: a working trial and a clear way to explain what needs changing.
Research: test a prototypeCompare the trial with the original task. Agree the refinements, explain how it works and settle ownership and ongoing care.
You receive: the agreed tool, guidance and a support arrangement.
Research: use evidence to improve
These GOV.UK guides inform the method. Your own trial checks time spent, completion, missing details or responsibility. Improvements need evidence from your work.
Start with a task you can explain in everyday language.
Bring a useful first briefWhat could be possible for you?
A tool can sit inside your business, behind your website or between services you use. These examples show the kinds of problems we can investigate.
Illustrative concepts with sample data. The screens show possibilities; your scope, connections and results are established with you.
You can start small, then extend what proves useful.
Discuss the possibility closest to your workWhat happens behind the screen?
The visible screen is only part of the tool. Behind it are agreed rules for ownership, permissions, reminders and the actions that need a person's approval.
A customer enquiry, made clear
A website enquiry carries the customer's details and the help they are asking for.
Agreed rules assign the enquiry, record its source and prepare a reminder.
The owner checks the details and replies. The record shows what happened and what remains.
The supplied interface is an illustration. Nothing on this page connects to an account or sends an action.
A private workspace can make the right information easier to find.
See where a customer tool could liveWhat you can expect
Connections are checked before they are promised. If a service is unavailable or a detail is missing, the agreed workflow needs a clear next step.
Bring an example of the work, with private customer details removed.
See what to bring to the conversationA conversation before a specification
Show Darren at DS Repro the task that takes too much effort. We will explore the options, the likely scope and a sensible place to begin.