Software development in Leeds.

Legal tech is where we have done the most. We work with Leeds-region law firms including John Barkers Solicitors and Symes Bains Broomer, and we run two legal-sector products in-house: CaseReady, a case management CRM used by working solicitors, and ConveyQuote, a conveyancing quote calculator that integrates with firms' websites. A third product, Willbert, an AI-powered will-writing platform across web and phone, launches in 2026.

For Leeds law firms, that means we can build the things firms actually need: matter management with the workflows your team already uses, intake portals that capture new matter detail without partner time, document automation for engagement letters and standard correspondence, and quote tooling that plugs into your website rather than living separately from it.

We also handle the integration work that keeps legal software useful over time. case management to accounts, website to CRM, e-signature into the case file, secure document exchange with clients. The standard is software a fee earner will still use willingly six months in.

Payment integration is a real strength. For Doorstep Dairy, we built payment systems including Barclays integration handling recurring billing at scale for thousands of customers. For Red Tower Storage we built the backend integrations behind their storage operations, including Stora. Those projects share a pattern: clean APIs, reliable webhooks, sensible reconciliation, and a back office that does not have to babysit the integration.

For Leeds businesses, we apply that pattern to whatever sits in your stack. Stripe, GoCardless, Barclays and other clearing-bank integrations, Adyen, Worldpay, sector-specific gateways, and the accounting and ERP integrations that need to sit downstream of them. We build the parts that off-the-shelf platforms do not give you. custom billing logic, complex pricing rules, multi-entity reconciliation, anti-fraud checks tuned to your specific risk profile.

This is unglamorous work that goes wrong in expensive ways if you get it wrong. The right team in the room makes the difference.

Many established Leeds businesses run on a patchwork of systems that do not talk to each other. CRM in one place, accounts in another, project management in a third, HR in a fourth, plus a couple of spreadsheets and an Access database that nobody wants to touch. Full replacement is usually the wrong answer. Integration and selective rebuild is almost always the right one.

We build the middleware and bespoke tooling that turns that patchwork into something coherent. APIs and event buses that move data between systems automatically. Internal apps that give your team a single, sensible interface over multiple backends. Dashboards that pull from your real operational data rather than from a monthly export into Excel.

For Leeds firms running their own internal tooling, we also pick up legacy modernisation work. wrapping an older system in a modern interface, gradually migrating functionality, or replacing the parts that are genuinely past their useful life. The principle is the same in every case: ship working software in phases, and never put the business at risk with a single big-bang rewrite.