Small fixes and automations
From S$120A small, clearly scoped change or repetitive task. The quote confirms what is included.
A manageable place to start
You do not need to commit to a big project to start a conversation. Tell Ronald which daily task is causing trouble and what budget you are comfortable with. We can explore a small improvement, your existing tools or a focused app before you decide.

Starting prices
Share a budget you are comfortable with. We can explore one useful improvement first, rather than replacing everything at once.
A small, clearly scoped change or repetitive task. The quote confirms what is included.
As little as 1 day for a small, agreed scope, once requirements and inputs are ready. Timing is confirmed in your quote.
A small app with a clearly agreed scope. More screens, connections or complex requirements are quoted separately.
Depending on hosting and support needs. Hosting, fixes and small changes are agreed in the quote; paid hosting, third-party services and ongoing work may cost extra.
Discuss your budget before a proposal. Get a clear scope and price before you decide. No obligation to proceed.
Starting prices cover a small, agreed scope. S$0 monthly care applies only where agreed; hosting, third-party fees and ongoing support may cost extra. Your quote confirms what is included and any recurring costs.
What the starting price means
Start with a task your team needs to complete. A simple form, a record list or a status update may be useful pieces to discuss. Ronald will confirm whether your particular scope fits the starting price.
These are scoping examples, not a fixed feature bundle. Third-party fees and any recurring charges are explained in the quote.
What you get clarity on
No technical brief needed. Show Ronald one task and share a budget you are comfortable with. First, explore whether a small improvement or your existing tools can help. If a build makes sense, agree these details before deciding.
The task to simplify, who will use the app, the screens they need and what is outside the first version.
The agreed build price, any hosting or third-party fees, and how additional requests will be priced.
What needs testing, who will manage the accounts, and whether handover or ongoing support is needed.
Before you decide
You should know what you are getting and what still needs to be agreed.
Business apps start from S$1,200 for a small, agreed scope. The quote identifies the task, screens and records included. A complete ERP or several connected workflows would need a larger scope. Complex calculations, data migration and integrations can also change the cost.
A small, agreed scope can be ready in as little as 1 day when the requirements and inputs are ready. More involved apps need more time. Ronald will confirm the timing for your particular project, rather than promise one-day delivery for every app.
Yes. You can try FlowPDF and the product demos, then discuss which parts are relevant to your business. These are examples, not a fixed design for your app. A prototype for your own workflow is separately scoped and quoted; it is not automatically free.
Bring an example of the current process. Ronald can assess whether to improve it, import the relevant records or connect a system. Compatibility, data quality and third-party access need checking before an integration is promised.
Agree the hosting, fixes and small changes you need. Care plans start from S$0/month, depending on requirements, not unlimited free maintenance. Your quote should explain the included work, recurring charges and how to request help.
Agree this before you commission the work: where records are stored, who controls the hosting accounts, who can export data, and the access and ownership terms for the app. Backup and recovery responsibilities also need to be specified. These arrangements vary by project, so hosting, source-code access and backup services are agreed for your particular needs.
Yes. Tell Ronald what is causing trouble and what budget you are comfortable with, even if you are not sure what you need. We can explore one useful improvement, including whether your existing tools can do the job. If the work cannot fit your budget, Ronald will explain that before you decide. There is no obligation to commission a build.