Your team still fills out paper forms. Let's fix that.
Leave requests on paper, expenses in Excel, inspections on clipboards that get retyped on Friday. We build sleek mobile business apps with Power Apps — canvas and model-driven — on the Microsoft 365 licenses you already own. Data lands where it belongs the moment it's entered, not three days later.
Apps your team actually wants to open.
From a single form replacement to a full model-driven platform — built fast, built to last, and built on licenses you already pay for.
Canvas apps
Pixel-perfect apps for phone, tablet and desktop — designed around one job done well.
- Leave requests & expense claims
- Site inspections with photos & signatures
- Inventory counts & visitor logs
- Works on the Power Apps mobile app your team already has
Model-driven apps & Dataverse
Structured data at scale, when SharePoint lists stop being enough.
- Dataverse data model designed for growth
- Business process flows that guide every record
- Security roles down to field level
- Case management, CRM-style tracking, complex approvals
App modernization & rescue
We fix the slow, fragile apps somebody else built — without starting over.
- Delegation & performance tuning (goodbye 2,000-row limit surprises)
- Error handling & data-loss protection
- ALM with solutions & environments
- Documentation so it's never one person's secret again
How we turn paper processes into apps people love
The right backend first — and an honest word about licensing.
Every Power App stands on its data source. We build on SharePoint lists when your process fits them — and here's the part most vendors skip: SharePoint-backed apps are included in the Microsoft 365 licenses you already pay for. Dataverse and premium connectors are more powerful, but they need premium per-user licensing. We tell you the cost implication before a single screen is built.
From there we engineer the details that separate an app people tolerate from an app people rely on: offline capability for field teams, responsive containers so one app works on phone, tablet and desktop, and delegation-safe formulas so it stays fast at 50,000 rows, not just 50.
- SharePoint lists or Dataverse — chosen for your process, not our invoice
- License implications explained up front, in writing
- Offline capability for warehouses, sites & field work
- Responsive containers: one app, every screen size
Apps we build most
Built around your actual process — so nobody needs a manual.
Apps fail when they mirror a database instead of a workday. We sit with the people who will use the app, map how the process really runs — including the exceptions everyone works around — and design screens for each role: the requester sees three fields, the approver sees one button, the admin sees everything.
Then we make the app come to them: notifications through Outlook and Teams, so approvals happen where your team already lives. Every launch includes short training videos your people can rewatch in two minutes — because adoption is the feature that pays for all the others.
- Process mapping with real users, not just managers
- Role-based screens: each person sees only their job
- Notifications via Outlook & Teams — no new inbox to check
- Two-minute training videos for every role
Before → after
Apps that survive success — and the person who built them leaving.
The most dangerous Power App is the one that grew from a weekend experiment into a business-critical system with no backup, no test environment and one owner. We build the opposite: separate dev, test and production environments, solution packaging so deployments are repeatable, and DLP policies so data can't quietly leak through an unapproved connector.
If you plan to build more apps yourself, we set up the Center of Excellence starter kit so IT can see every app, owner and connector in the tenant. And every engagement ends with documentation and a handover session — your app, your knowledge, your choice of who maintains it.
- Dev / test / prod environments with controlled promotion
- Solution packaging for repeatable, rollback-safe deployments
- DLP policies governing which connectors apps may use
- Center of Excellence starter kit + full documentation & handover
Delivery checklist
From paper form to live app
Free audit call
30 minutes on the process you want to fix and the licenses you already own. No obligation.
Map & prototype
We map the process with the people who run it and put a clickable prototype in your hands in week one.
Build & demo weekly
Short build cycles with a working demo every week — you steer while it's cheap to change course.
Test with real users
Your actual team uses the app on their actual devices before launch. We fix what they trip on.
Launch, train & iterate
Go-live with training videos, then a tuning pass once real usage shows what to improve.
Apps that killed the paperwork
Leave requests: from lost paper forms to a 4-hour turnaround.
Problem: Paper leave forms passed desk to desk — regularly lost, approvals took 3–5 days, and HR retyped everything into a spreadsheet nobody trusted.
We did: Canvas app on SharePoint lists with manager approval flows, live balance display and Teams notifications. Built and launched in three weeks, zero extra licensing.
Site inspections done on a tablet — even with no signal.
Problem: Safety inspections on clipboards, photos on personal phones, reports typed up two days later back at the office — sometimes never.
We did: Offline-capable canvas app with photo capture, GPS-stamped checklists and digital signatures; records sync when the tablet finds a connection, and failed items open follow-up tasks automatically.
One shared Excel file became a barcode-scanning inventory app.
Problem: Stock tracked in a shared Excel workbook that locked when two people opened it; counts were retyped from paper and the numbers were days stale.
We did: Canvas app with barcode scanning against a SharePoint-backed item list, live stock levels on every handheld, and low-stock alerts to the purchasing team via Teams.
Different industries. Same paper problem.
The form changes — inspection sheet, intake clipboard, count sheet, leave slip — but the pattern is identical: data captured on paper or in Excel, then retyped days later. Here's what Power Apps replaces in the sectors we work with most.
Quality inspections, shift logs and downtime reports captured on the line — with photos and signatures, straight into the record.
Offline-capable site apps: checklists, photo capture and digital sign-off that sync when the tablet finds a connection.
Patient intake, rounding checklists and equipment checks — typed once at the point of care, never retyped at a desk.
Barcode-scanning inventory counts and goods-in checks on handhelds, with live stock levels replacing the shared Excel file.
Leave requests, expense claims and onboarding checklists with approvals built in — status visible without a single phone call.
Store audits, visitor logs and incident reports on the device in every manager's pocket — consistent across every location.
The Power Platform stack we build with every day
Apps run on the platform you already own — plus the governance and ALM tooling that keeps them fast, safe and maintainable long after launch.
Power Apps questions, answered
Do we need premium licenses to use Power Apps?
What is the difference between canvas apps and model-driven apps?
How long does it take to build a Power App?
Can Power Apps work offline?
Who maintains the app after launch?
Can Power Apps replace our aging Access databases and Excel trackers?
What happens if Microsoft changes Power Apps — will our apps break?
What usually gets built alongside
Pick the worst paper form in your company. We'll turn it into an app.
Book a free 30-minute call. Tell us about the process everyone hates, and we'll tell you what the app looks like, how long it takes, and what it costs — usually nothing extra in licenses.