Game Design
Flatty
A fast-paced online multiplayer MMO built from the ground up, with custom game systems and real-time networking.
Custom Software Development in Sydney
If it's not off-the-shelf, we'll build it — bespoke tools, integrations, and automation designed around how your business actually works.
What's Included
- Bespoke internal tools and dashboards
- Third-party integrations (payments, CRM, booking systems)
- Workflow automation
- Legacy system modernisation
- One-off builds that don't fit a standard package
- Ongoing development partnership, not just a one-off job
Our Process
01
Discovery
We start by understanding the specific problem, not selling a pre-built solution that half-fits.
02
Scope
We map the exact scope and quote transparently, since custom work rarely has a fixed price.
03
Build
Built and tested against your real workflow, not a generic use case.
04
Launch
Rolled out with minimal disruption to how your team already works.
05
Care
Ongoing support and iteration available as your needs change.
Recent Work
Custom builds we've shipped, from a real-time multiplayer game to an in-house SaaS product.
Game Design
SaaS / Web App
DealerDocs
Our own SaaS platform for auto dealerships, turning paperwork and compliance documentation into one simple dashboard.
Pricing
Custom projects don't have a fixed package price — we scope the work and quote transparently before starting. See our Custom Project tier →
FAQs
Can you build just one feature or integration, not a whole system?
Yes. A lot of our custom work is exactly this — a single integration, automation, or tool that plugs into what you already have, rather than a full system rebuild.
Do you sign an NDA?
Yes, happy to sign an NDA before discussing specifics, especially for product ideas or anything commercially sensitive.
How do you quote a project with no fixed package price?
We start with a short discovery conversation to understand scope, then provide a fixed quote before any work begins, so there are no surprises partway through.
Building a product, not just a tool?
If what you need is closer to a full application or SaaS platform, that's application development.