Building our own software keeps us honest. It is where we prove the standards we bring to client work: shipped, maintained, and used by real people.

They don't share a theme; they share a way of being built.

Each one started with a specific problem and stayed focused on solving it.

Ballistics Club

Live

One record from sign-up to audit, built for shooting-club committees anywhere and live in Australia today.

A compliance-ready operating system for shooting clubs. It replaces scattered spreadsheets and manual admin with one record for members, events, attendance, and audit-ready history, so committees can focus on the sport, not the paperwork.

Connected portals for admins, members, and scorers on one record, from sign-up to audit. Membership applications from form to approval, event calendars with registration, scoring and leaderboards, attendance tracking that supports firearms compliance workflows, and a firearms register and qualifications. Regulator, association and house rules sit side by side, with the stricter one winning. Built for committees anywhere and live in Australia today, with Western Australia Police Force forms (LSF216, LSF217 and LSF218) filled from the club’s own records.

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Veeprox Maps

Live

Create, edit, and share geographic data, right in the browser.

A geospatial platform for making and editing map data. Draw, import, measure, and organise features on a fast map canvas, then share the result. Unlike a desktop GIS it needs no install and no per-seat licence juggling.

Projects, layers, and features on a smooth map canvas, with drawing, attribute editing, import and export, measurement, annotations and photo attachments, and read-only share links for a client. Built for people who need to work with geographic data without wrestling heavyweight GIS software.

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