Custom development · Branded app

Kikstart

Fast-tracked custom development, with an optional branded mobile app.

Your starting point, generated from maintained modules in minutes.

How it works

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    Generate

    The fast track. Pick the modules you need in the console and your starting point, with its own database, is ready in minutes.

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    Build

    We build the custom work on top: your screens, reports, imports and integrations, estimated before we start.

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    Launch

    Go live on the web. Add a branded iOS and Android app on the same data if you want one.

See it working

Real software, running today.

A recorded walkthrough of the console, a demo storefront you can browse, and our fixed-price projects.

Kikstart demo
Watch the demo

A coffee roaster describes the business to the console, approves the build, then adds a product and imports a supplier's price list in their new admin.

The Perfect Golf home page: a dark hero of carbon-fibre golf clubs under the headline 'Golf equipment that guarantees the result.'
Perfect GolfDemo store

A fictional golf shop running on Kikstart. Browse its shop, product pages, cart and checkout as a customer would.

Maintained modules

Start from software that already runs.

Each module is a set of tables and screens we maintain and upgrade for everyone. Your custom work builds on them instead of starting from zero.

PeoplePersons, user accounts and role assignments.
OrganizationsCustomers, suppliers and the locations they trade from.
ReferencesLookup types, lookups and their statuses.
SettingsTenant behaviour: grid settings, form surfaces and application config.
CopyTenant copy overrides, namespace by namespace.
BrandingTheme tokens and brand imagery for the storefront and admin.
FilesThe tenant file library, its folders and its sharing model.
AuditChange history: who changed which record, when, and from which source.
ChangesBatches of imported and agent-staged writes, their proposals and the rows they refused.
FeedsScheduled imports: where the data comes from, how often, and which columns it writes.
NotificationsNotifications, confirmations and push tokens.
AnalyticsRollups over orders, order lines, deliveries and attendance.
IncidentsEverything raised that a person must dispose of: the exceptions a module raised and the legal matters that hold records.
SurveysAuthored surveys, quizzes and checklists, and the responses to them.
Marketing siteThe public site: home, services and the enquiry form. Without it the address opens the admin sign-in.
ProductsCatalog, stock, collections and option axes.
PricingPrice lists, their prices and who they apply to.
OrdersQuotes, sales, invoices, credit notes and payments.
DeliveriesDispatch, tracking and partial deliveries.
StorefrontThe public buy-side surface: catalog browsing, cart, checkout and customer order history.
EmployeesEmployment, shift templates, rosters, leave and attendance.
Work performanceFacts, targets, KPIs, scorecards, commission and incentives.
AssetsThings the tenant or a person owns: vehicles, equipment and devices, with their warranties and who holds them.
Work tasksWork issued down the tree, its assignments and the proof handed back.
TrainingCourses, their quizzes and the attempts against them.
ConversationsThreads between people about a record, with attachments and unread state.
ReviewsRatings and reviews of an organization, a person or a product.
InventoryQuantity states, the movement ledger, supplier links and the reorder queue.
DispatchOffering work to a candidate, the runs it groups into, and reported positions.
Work ordersThe service call from request to settlement, and the items consumed on it.
FinanceWallets, double-entry movements, rate cards, fees and payouts.
ReceiptsExpense documents captured from an image, with per-field confidence.
PurchasesOrders placed at a merchant the platform does not run.
ChannelsVerified endpoints and the conversational message log behind them.

Technology stack

Built on Neon, Vercel and Expo.

Every layer runs on a company that leads its field, so your app inherits their scale, security and pace of improvement from day one.

NeonVercelExpo
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Neon

Your own Postgres database on Neon. It scales down while idle, grows with you, and every upgrade is rehearsed on a copy before it touches your data.

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Vercel

Your web app is built with Next.js, the industry-standard React framework, and hosted on Vercel's global network.

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Expo

The optional branded iOS and Android app is built with Expo and React Native on the same data as your web app, and shipped to both stores with EAS.

Where we're heading

AI and self-service are coming.

Today we build for you. Next: AI that sets up and runs your app inside guardrails, a console you drive yourself, and plugins for AI tools like Claude Code.

See what's coming

Get your starting point today.

Generate it in the console in minutes, then tell us what to build on top.