GOLBARG.NETCustom systems, web platforms and mobile apps first; then design, cloud, backend, consulting and the long-term support that keeps them in use. The same team that publishes Golbarg's own products.
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Pick the situation closest to yours. Each one leads to the service that answers it and what we would actually do.
The four disciplines most projects are made of, each shown next to something we built with it.
Bespoke software tailored to your unique business requirements, on scalable and maintainable architectures that survive the next five years of change.
What's included
Modern, fast and responsive web applications: internal dashboards, customer portals and public platforms, built to load quickly on the connections your users actually have.
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Mobile applications that deliver a good user experience, pass store review the first time, and keep working when the network does not.
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Robust backend systems and database architectures that handle scale, protect data integrity and stay debuggable when something goes wrong at 2 am.
What's included
What a system needs before and after the code: the interface, the hosting, the decision whether to build at all, and the years of running it.
Intuitive, user-centred design grounded in research rather than taste arguments, delivered as a system your developers can build from.
Cloud infrastructure setup, migration and management with automated CI/CD pipelines, monitoring, backups and cost control from day one.
Strategic technology guidance so you make informed decisions about your digital infrastructure, including when the right answer is to build nothing at all.
Ongoing technical support and maintenance keeping your systems at peak performance, with defined response times, patch windows and monthly reporting.
Each gate has a named deliverable you sign off before the next begins. No open-ended discovery, no surprise invoices.
Interviews, current systems and constraints. We write down what success means before writing code.
Interviews, current systems and constraints. We write down what success means before writing code.
You sign off: Scope document
Data model, integrations, hosting plan and a milestone schedule with fixed pricing for phase one.
You sign off: Technical plan
Two-week increments. Every increment ends with something you can open and use yourself.
You sign off: Working increments
Load testing, security review, data migration rehearsal and training for the people who will use it.
You sign off: Launch readiness report
Monitoring, patches and a roadmap review each quarter under a support agreement.
Every month: Support agreement and monthly report
Pick by how clear the scope is today; you can move from one to another as it changes. No long-term contract on any of them.
A defined outcome with a milestone plan. Best when requirements are clear enough to write down.
Engineers and designers embedded in your process, reporting to your product owner.
Monitoring, fixes and a steady stream of improvements on an agreed monthly capacity.
Whatever the size of the engagement, these four do not change. They are how we keep our own products running, and they come with the team.
No change reaches production without a second engineer reading it. Branch protection is on from day one.
Critical paths are covered by tests that run on every commit, so regressions are caught before you see them.
Architecture notes, runbooks and environment setup live in your repository, not in someone's head.
Repositories, credentials and infrastructure transfer to your accounts with a recorded walkthrough.
Describe the problem. We will tell you what it takes, even when the answer is to build nothing.
Send the brief. You get a scoped plan and a fixed price for phase one within five working days.
contact@golbarg.net · Sat–Thu, 8:00–18:00
Five questions, about ten minutes.
Someone who will work on it, not a salesperson.
Milestones, risks and a price for phase one.
Working increments every two weeks.
