Business problems / Automation / Software
Software that works, built on a system.
What we do
WaveCodX solves business problems with software. We find the work that is slow, manual or error-prone, then automate it with web applications and business systems that stay reliable as your organisation grows.
What we build and run
Good software solves one clear problem. We start by finding it.
Build and grow
7 servicesWebsites, applications, the software and devices behind them, and the marketing that brings people to them.
| Service | The question it answers | What you receive |
|---|---|---|
| Websites | Does your website explain what you do and turn visitors into enquiries? | Information architecture, Design system, Built and launched site, Content editing setup |
| Web applications | Which manual process or spreadsheet should become a proper application? | Requirements and user flows, Interface design, Production application, Technical documentation |
| Mobile applications | What should your customers or field staff be able to do from their phone? | App design, iOS and Android builds, Store submission, Backend integration |
| Custom software and integrations | Where do your systems fail to talk to each other? | System design, APIs and integrations, Automated workflows, Test suite and documentation |
| IoT development | What could you do if you knew what your equipment was doing right now? | System architecture, Device firmware, Cloud data platform, Monitoring dashboard |
| AI development | Which repetitive task should software read, sort or draft for you? | Use-case assessment, Working prototype, Production integration, Evaluation and monitoring |
| Digital marketing | Where do your customers come from, and what does each one cost? | Marketing audit, Channel plan, Campaigns and content, Monthly reporting |
Run
2 servicesHosting, deployment and support that keep systems working after launch.
| Service | The question it answers | What you receive |
|---|---|---|
| Cloud and DevOps | How confident are you when you deploy on a Friday? | Infrastructure as code, CI/CD pipelines, Monitoring and alerts, Runbooks |
| Maintenance and support | Who looks after your software once it's live? | Health check report, Scheduled updates, Security patching, Agreed support process |
Four stages, in this order
Every project follows the same course, so nothing reaches production by surprise.
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01
Discover
We interview the people involved, review your existing systems and find the real problem before proposing a solution.
Output: Findings and scope -
02
Design
We agree the architecture, data model and interface. You see how it will work before development starts.
Output: Specification and designs -
03
Build
We develop in short iterations with automated tests. You review working software in a staging environment.
Output: Tested software -
04
Run
We deploy, monitor and document the system, then support it or hand it over to your team.
Output: Live system and handover
How the work is done
Objective, structured, documented. No black boxes.
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Plan before code
Scope, data and architecture are agreed in writing first. Changes are cheaper on paper than in production.
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Plain documentation
Every system ships with documentation written for the people who will run it, not just for developers.
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Security from the start
Access control, input validation and dependency updates are part of the build, not an audit at the end.
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You own the work
Code, designs and infrastructure live in accounts you control. You can take them elsewhere at any time.
Start with a brief.
Tell us what you need, what isn't working today and when it has to be ready. Ask for a quote, book a consultation, or just ask a question.