Websites
Marketing and content sites written by hand so they load fast, read well and stay easy to edit. Responsive behaviour and search metadata come as part of the build.
Forkleo is a software development company. Websites, web and mobile apps, custom platforms, APIs, automation and cloud setups — engineered properly, handed over cleanly, then maintained for as long as you want us on it.
A project can arrive as a rough idea on a call or as a finished specification. Either way it leaves as software that is deployed, documented and properly handed over.
We cover the full span — the interface people touch, the service answering behind it, the data underneath, the cloud account it runs in, and the jobs quietly moving work along at 3am. Companies, organizations and independent clients all get the same standard.
When the build is done we stay reachable. Maintenance and technical support are part of the work, because software nobody tends to starts to rot.
Most projects pull two or three of these together.
Marketing and content sites written by hand so they load fast, read well and stay easy to edit. Responsive behaviour and search metadata come as part of the build.
Software people log into all day: portals, booking flows, order tools, reporting screens. We map the real workflow first, then build the screens around it.
Phone and tablet applications that feel native rather than like a website in a frame — offline states, sync, notifications and the walk through store release.
When off-the-shelf almost fits but never quite does. Internal tools, admin back offices and multi-user systems shaped around how your team already works.
Interfaces other software can talk to, and the wiring between systems never designed to meet. Documented, versioned, and honest about what happens when the other end is down.
The repetitive work in a business is usually the priciest part of it. Scheduled jobs, background processing and rule-driven flows that run alone and shout when they can't.
Somewhere for all of it to live: environments, backups, storage, domains and certificates, releases that repeat without drama and room to scale when traffic asks.
Security and dependency updates, fixes when something breaks, small improvements as they surface, and a person to reach. We'll also adopt systems somebody else built.
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You describe the problem in your own words. We ask what it costs you today, who has to use the result, and what would count as finished.
The idea becomes a written scope: screens, rules, data, integrations — what's in this round and what is deliberately parked for later.
Interface layouts and technical structure are drawn together, so the way it looks and the way it's built agree with each other from day one.
We develop in visible increments and put them in front of you as they land. You test, we adjust. Nothing is saved up for a surprise reveal.
Release to your environment, documentation, a walkthrough for your team — then maintenance and support for as long as you want us there.
Responsive front-ends, component structure, layout systems, forms and states, accessibility and browser behaviour.
Application logic, authentication and roles, background processing, file handling, scheduled tasks, third-party service calls.
Schema design, relational and document storage, migrations, queries built for the reports you actually need, backup routines.
Phone and tablet builds, device features, local storage and sync, push notifications, release packaging.
Hosting and environment setup, domains and certificates, storage, logging and monitoring, scaling headroom.
Payment, messaging, mapping, storage and internal legacy services connected through documented, versioned interfaces.
Automated checks, staging that mirrors production, repeatable releases and a clear way to roll one back.
Teams that have outgrown spreadsheets and manual handoffs and need real software behind the operation — plus someone dependable to keep it current.
Groups with members, programmes, records and reporting duties, needing systems that hold up to scrutiny and staff who aren't all technical.
Founders and solo operators taking a first product to launch, who want direct access to the people writing the code and no layers in between.
A short description is enough to begin. If we're not the right shop for the job, we'll say so.
Send the messy version. Half-formed ideas are easier to work with than a spec written to sound impressive.