Software built around the way your business works, from web applications and customer portals to tools for daily operations.
When existing tools don't fit, your team ends up working around them. We work with you to understand the process, identify what the software needs to do, and build a tool that fits the people using it.
That might be a web application for staff, a customer portal, or an operational system that connects your existing software and hardware. Web applications run in a browser, making them a practical option when people need access from different locations and devices. We help you decide which approach fits the job.
We can review what you have, identify what needs attention, and help you plan the next step before more people rely on it.
Explore AI prototype to productionWe shape the application around your users, the systems it needs to work with, and how you expect it to grow.
Give your team tools that match how they work, with the information and actions they need in one place.
Start with the functions that matter most, then plan for more users, new requirements and changes to your business.
Work through who needs access, what information they can use, and how authentication and data protection should work.
Build interfaces around the tasks people need to complete and the computers, tablets or phones they use.
Connect your application to existing databases and business systems so information can move between them.
Give staff, customers or suppliers browser access to the information and services they need, wherever they work.
We choose technologies to suit the application, its integrations and the team that will maintain it. Our web development tools include:
Vue.js
Javascript
Node.js
Firebase
Google Cloud
Docker
Explore web applications and operational tools we've built with clients.
Ledger recorded 26,434 Rotorua bins as delivered while Rotaforms adapted the field workflow, crews and devices around a live rollout.
Radio devices provide mission-critical support to operations at Auckland International Airport (AIAL). Knowing where radios are being used, and by who, is key to keeping business moving behind the scenes. Calo developed NETiD, a bespoke asset management tool, to keep track of this asset, streamlining daily operations and stocktake.
Upgrading an existing RFID management system to be able to become cloud native and able to integrate with an existing ordering application.
QRISP is a tool that helps capture staff and patient feedback, uses it in a learning process, ensures policies and processes are implemented in everyday operations, and empowers teams and their managers by creating an information stream to improve quality and safety.
The Bridgman, a new dining establishment by Distinctive Bars in Dominion Road in Auckland, needed a modern, easy to manage website. Calo created a website and booking system, and project managed the branding process and development of the social media presence.
When NZDHA and NZDOHTA merged and became The New Zealand Oral Health Association (NZOHA) they required an updated portal to manage their members. A key feature of the portal created is the ability for members to complete the required annual recertification documents. This project was led by our partner Philo Ltd.
The timeline depends on the scope, integrations and what needs to be ready for the first release. We work through these during discovery and agree a project plan with you.
Yes, we offer comprehensive support and maintenance packages to ensure your application stays updated, secure, and performing optimally.
Absolutely. We specialize in creating seamless integrations with existing databases, CRMs, ERPs, and other business systems to ensure unified workflows.
No. A web application is one option. The right approach depends on where people use the software, which devices it needs to work with, and how it connects to your existing systems. We also build mobile applications and hardware integrations.
Talk us through the work, the tools you use today, and where they fall short. We'll help you work out the next step.