Mobile app development
Apps your crew uses in the field and your customers use at home. Dispatch, job status, photos, sign-off, payment.
Software for small & medium business
SaaS NG builds the mobile apps and business software that let a small team run like a much larger one. We start with the hours you are losing, and we quote a fixed price before you commit to anything.
The problem
Most small businesses do not have a software problem. They have a dozen small operational leaks, and every one of them costs an hour here and a job there.
The whiteboard, the group text and the paper calendar disagree, and the only person who can reconcile them is the owner.
Work finishes on site on Tuesday and gets billed the following weekend, if it gets billed at all. Cash arrives weeks after it should.
Every status question is a phone call someone has to stop and answer, and every missed call is a job that goes to whoever picks up first.
What we do
Mobile apps are the centre of what we build. The rest exists because an app on its own rarely fixes the whole problem.
Apps your crew uses in the field and your customers use at home. Dispatch, job status, photos, sign-off, payment.
The office side: scheduling, quoting, reporting, and a portal where customers answer their own questions.
A site that loads fast, ranks locally, and books the job instead of just describing it.
Connect the tools you already pay for so nobody is retyping the same job into three systems.
Someone answers when it breaks. Updates, monitoring, store releases, and the small changes that keep adding up.
Most people are not. Describe the part of the week that goes wrong and we will tell you what would actually fix it — including when the answer is that you do not need us.
Built for the trades first
We work with small and medium businesses of every kind, and we started with the trades on purpose. HVAC, plumbing and electrical companies share a shape of problem: skilled people in vans, a dispatcher under pressure, and customers who want to know when somebody is turning up.
How we work
Half an hour on what the business does and where the week falls apart. Free, and there is no sequence of follow-up emails afterwards.
What we would build, what it does, what it costs and how long it takes. In plain English, on one page you can act on.
You see working software early and often, not a status report. Changes of mind are normal and we price them openly.
We get your people onto it, then stay reachable. Most clients keep a monthly retainer for changes and releases.
A short call, a written scope, a fixed price. No obligation, and no sales sequence afterwards.