Custom business apps
Focused operational software built around the records, roles, and steps your team already uses.
$8,000–$25,000+
Final quote follows discovery. Third-party subscriptions and usage are separate unless included in writing.
AdōDesign builds custom apps, portals, dashboards, and automations that replace manual workarounds with one clearer way to run the business.
Customer and job information is scattered
Handoffs depend on inboxes and memory
No shared view shows status or next action
What this creates
More admin, slower decisions, and greater dependence on key people.
The AdōDesign solution
Explore what each service includes, then review examples and scope factors below.
Focused operational software built around the records, roles, and steps your team already uses.
$8,000–$25,000+
Final quote follows discovery. Third-party subscriptions and usage are separate unless included in writing.
Branded, secure surfaces that give clients and teams the information, files, approvals, and actions they need.
$5,000–$18,000+
Final quote follows discovery. Third-party subscriptions and usage are separate unless included in writing.
Connected workflows that move data, trigger actions, and keep routine handoffs from depending on memory.
$1,500–$7,500+
Final quote follows discovery. Third-party subscriptions and usage are separate unless included in writing.
Configuration, rollout, training, maintenance, and continued improvement for software your team needs to rely on.
$1,500–$5,000 setup
Final quote follows discovery. Third-party subscriptions and usage are separate unless included in writing.
Service 01
Focused operational software built around the records, roles, and steps your team already uses.
Example scopes: Job intake and dispatch workspace; Linked customer, job, and billing records.
$8,000–$25,000+
Common starting range
Final quote follows discovery and written scope. Larger or migration-heavy systems may exceed this range; hosting, software, messaging, and API usage remain separate unless included.
Job details and billing records are split across spreadsheets, email, and separate tools.
One clear operating workspace shaped around your actual process.
Service 02
Branded, secure surfaces that give clients and teams the information, files, approvals, and actions they need.
Example scopes: Client project status and approval portal; Operations dashboard across existing data sources.
$5,000–$18,000+
Common starting range
Final quote follows discovery and written scope. Larger or migration-heavy systems may exceed this range; hosting, software, messaging, and API usage remain separate unless included.
Clients keep asking for status, while files and approvals are scattered across email.
Shared visibility, clearer decisions, and fewer status-chasing messages.
Service 03
Connected workflows that move data, trigger actions, and keep routine handoffs from depending on memory.
Example scopes: Approved estimate to job handoff; Data sync and follow-up reminders.
$1,500–$7,500+
Common starting range
Final quote follows discovery and written scope. Larger or migration-heavy systems may exceed this range; hosting, software, messaging, and API usage remain separate unless included.
Your team copies the same customer and job details between tools and sends every reminder by hand.
Less repetitive admin and more reliable movement between tools.
Service 04
Configuration, rollout, training, maintenance, and continued improvement for software your team needs to rely on.
Example scopes: Nexus setup and team training; Migration, maintenance, and workflow improvements.
$1,500–$5,000 setup
$750–$2,500/month ongoing
Final quote follows discovery and written scope. Larger or migration-heavy systems may exceed this range; hosting, software, messaging, and API usage remain separate unless included.
Software gets purchased but never fits the workflow well enough for the team to use it consistently.
A configured system people can use, supported after launch.
Delivery process
Each phase produces a concrete output, so scope, investment, and next decisions stay visible.
Map the people, records, tools, and handoffs behind the current workflow.
Define the smallest useful build, starting range, dependencies, and written deliverables.
Review working milestones, test real scenarios, and prepare the system for launch.
Train users, hand off documentation, and continue with support when needed.
Proof, not promises
Nexus, Ownly, and Schoollark are AdōDesign products. They show how we turn complex records and workflows into responsive software people can use.
That is what the first conversation is for. We will review what is slowing the work down, identify the strongest opportunity, and recommend a practical starting point.