Software built around your business.
Kodie is a bespoke software development company in Bristol. We design, build and run custom web platforms, integrations, AI and mobile apps, the kind of software an off-the-shelf product was never going to give you.
What does a bespoke software development company in Bristol actually do?
We design software around how your business already runs, not the other way round. That is what separates a bespoke build from configuring an off-the-shelf product.
Built for your process
Your workflow, your permissions, your edge cases, not a generic template you have to work around.
Owned by you
The code and the data are yours. No platform lock-in, no monthly per-seat fee for software built specifically for you.
Bespoke where it matters, off-the-shelf where it doesn't
We would rather point you at an existing product for a solved problem than bill you to rebuild one. Bespoke earns its cost on the parts of your business that are genuinely yours. Read bespoke or off-the-shelf for the fuller version.
One team, start to finish
Design, build and ongoing support from the same people, no handoffs between agencies or freelancers as the project moves through its stages.
Not hypothetical. Shipped.
A logistics operating platform built up over several years, pricing, bookings, client portal and a connected back office.
MTD GatewayA Making Tax Digital filing platform, built against HMRC's own APIs.
XotaScheduling, staff, clients and money in one system for cleaning companies, web and mobile.
What bespoke software actually costs, and how long it takes.
Two honest numbers, not a "get in touch for pricing" wall.
From around £1,500
That is the floor, for a single workflow, one type of user, one job done properly. What moves the number above that is explained in full in what bespoke software costs in the UK.
Weeks to a few months
A simple system can be live in weeks. A platform with several user types and integrations is more often two to four months. See how long custom software takes for what actually drives the timeline.
Tell us what you're trying to build.
A 20-minute conversation, in plain English. We'll tell you honestly what it would take, and whether we're the right people to build it.