CUSTOM SYSTEMS · FROM $1,500
Focused internal tools, integrations, publishing systems, reporting workflows, and automation built around one real operating job.
The fit
Teams repeating expensive manual work that ordinary software does not solve economically—or moving information between systems that were never designed to cooperate.
The useful first version is intentionally bounded. It should solve one complete job before becoming a platform.
The foundation
Actual Boho-built interfaces
Analytics, guarded transfer workflows, and revision-pinned site maps demonstrate the bounded interfaces and inspectable outputs behind Boho's technical work.
Public technical evidence
These public Boho tools and advanced website demos show bounded workflows, source-labeled data, human approval points, monitoring, and interactive concepts. Screenshots use demo or illustrative data.
Choose the smallest credible intervention
Keep the useful system and fix the bounded failure when replacement would add cost without solving a new problem.
Connect existing systems when each already performs its own job well enough.
Create a focused tool when the workflow is valuable, repeated, and not economically served by ordinary software.
Boundaries
Authentication, payments, sensitive data, many integrations, high availability, large migrations, or ongoing production support require a larger technical scope.
When responsible scoping requires paid discovery, that work will be defined and priced in writing before it begins. The proposal will state whether the discovery fee is credited toward the related build.
A controlled delivery path
Identify what customers or operators need to do and what problem is preventing it.
Review the website, search presence, content, accounts, data, providers, and technical dependencies relevant to that job.
Repair, integrate, redesign, or build only what the evidence and scope justify.
Test the agreed result, record what changed, explain known limitations, and preserve an understandable handoff.
A usable handoff
Inputs, outputs, users, systems, approvals, and failure states are made explicit.
The defined workflow is built, tested, and deployed in the agreed environment.
Important failures and states are made inspectable in proportion to the system’s risk.
Ownership, dependencies, routine operation, and recovery expectations are documented.
Before the proposal
One focused tool, integration, or automation with a defined workflow, limited users or systems, bounded inputs and outputs, standard deployment, testing, and documentation.
No. Paid discovery is used only when the system cannot be scoped responsibly from the available information. Any discovery fee and possible build credit are stated in writing first.
Yes. Repairing or integrating a useful existing system may be more responsible than replacing it.
