Most of our practice websites range from R3,000 for a landing page to R15,000 for a full custom website and management system. We quote a fixed price after a short discovery call, so there are no surprises. Monthly plans are also available from R400/month.
A practice website typically takes 3–6 weeks from first sketch to live. A custom Android app usually takes 8–16 weeks depending on features. We work in stages — you see designs before we build, and progress throughout.
It's the private tool behind your public website: bookings, patient records, invoicing, and notes in one place instead of spread across WhatsApp, paper files, and spreadsheets. If you spend more than an hour a week on admin, it usually pays for itself. See our Karlien Biokineticist case study for a live example.
Yes. We build with POPIA compliance in mind from day one: encrypted data storage, role-based access, secure patient intake links, and South African healthcare context (HPCSA, medical aid workflows) baked into how the system is designed.
Builders are fine for a brochure. But the moment you need bookings tied to patient records, invoicing, or anything specific to how your practice runs, builders hit a wall. Custom means the system fits your workflow — not the other way around — and you can own it outright with no monthly builder fees.
No. We build Android apps and websites for founders, small businesses, and practices of all kinds. Healthcare is a specialty because we understand the compliance side, but our work spans education apps, e-commerce, and booking systems.
We ship it, then stay close. Every project includes a support period for fixes and tweaks, and we offer ongoing maintenance plans for updates, backups, and new features as you grow.
Yes — we're remote-first and work worldwide. Most communication happens over email and video calls, and we've structured our process so timezone differences aren't a problem.
Just a clear idea of the problem you’re solving. Logos, photos, and copy help, but we can guide you through all of it — brand colors, content, and structure are part of the discovery phase.
Often, yes. We'll review what exists, tell you honestly whether it's worth building on or rebuilding, and quote accordingly. Sometimes a rescue is cheaper; sometimes a fresh start is.