Alexandra · Central Otago, New Zealand

Custom software, websites and AI for Alexandra and Clyde

Alexandra and Clyde are full of long-established businesses, orchards, Rail Trail operators and community organisations, many of them doing their marketing and admin around a full day's work. We build practical software for exactly that kind of business.

The area runs on stonefruit and horticulture, farm and trade services, retail, health and community services, and the visitors who come for the Otago Central Rail Trail and the river.

A lot of good local businesses here are hard to find online, or rely on one person who knows how everything works. Both are fixable.

What we could build for you

Joining up bookings for Rail Trail businesses

Accommodation, bike hire and shuttles often have to coordinate one trip across several businesses. Shared booking and availability tools can replace a lot of phone calls and emails.

Orchard and packhouse records off the spreadsheet

Picking records, block tracking and compliance paperwork in a simple app that works in the field and gives you the numbers when you need them.

Marketing for small teams and community groups

YourCommunityYourBrand writes social posts in your own voice and makes images in your colours, so you can keep your page active without hiring someone.

Bookings that look after themselves

For mobile and appointment-based services, a booking-first website with an AI helper that answers the common questions and collects every enquiry, the way we did for The Pixie Polish Shop.

Alexandra is just down the road for us, so meeting in person is easy. We'll talk through your business first and give you a fixed-price quote before any work starts.

Services that suit Alexandra businesses: Website Design & Development, Custom Web Applications, Digital Marketing.

We also work in Cromwell, Wānaka, Dunedin and Queenstown.

Not sure what you need yet?

That's normal. Tell us how your business runs and we'll come back with a clear plan and a fixed-price quote, even if that means recommending something smaller than you expected.

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