How to hire Tin Shed

Bring us the business problem. We’ll help define the right project.

You do not need a finished specification or a technical brief. Tell us what is slowing the business down, what opportunity you want to pursue, or what you wish your current software could do. We’ll ask the useful questions and recommend a practical way forward.

STEP ONE

Start a conversation

Contact us with the problem, idea, workflow, or product you want to improve. A few sentences are enough to begin. We’ll arrange a practical conversation with the people who understand both the business and the technology.

STEP TWO

Get a clear recommendation

We diagnose the real need, identify the smallest useful solution, and explain the trade-offs in plain language. You’ll receive a proposed scope, commercial approach, timing, and clear next step before committing.

STEP THREE

Engage Tin Shed

If the fit is right, we agree the scope, terms, responsibilities, and start date. You’ll work directly with the team doing the work, with regular access to progress and decisions throughout the project.

Start a project

What happens after you hire us

We start with a focused kickoff and confirm the people, priorities, access, and information the project needs.
We map the important workflows and design the smallest useful system that creates real business value.
We build on proven Tin Shed foundations, then add the custom features and integrations your operation needs.
You review working software as it develops, so feedback shapes the product before launch.
We test, deploy, connect the required services, and help your team move into the new system.
Where useful, we continue with support, improvements, automation, and product development after launch.

A commercial model that fits the work

Fixed-scope builds suit clearly defined outcomes. Retainers suit ongoing software and product development. AI and automation audits are available for businesses that need clarity before choosing what to build.

Tell us what you need See our work

Not sure what to ask for? Describe the problem in your own words. We’ll help turn it into a sensible next step.