For software agencies and services firms

Deliver client projects on one platform, not from scratch

Start every engagement from a working base; spend the budget on what the client is paying for.

One platform across client projects

Your starter appRoles, approvals, reports you reuse
Insurer: claims desk
  • Client sign-off by diff
  • Readable handover
Manufacturer: dealer portal
  • Client sign-off by diff
  • Readable handover
School group: admissions
  • Client sign-off by diff
  • Readable handover
Illustration, not customer projects.

The problem

Spend the client’s budget on the client’s problem

Today most of it goes on sign-in, roles, admin screens and change requests, rebuilt on every project.

A delivery lead presenting an application on a large screen to two client stakeholders across a conference table
Built from scratch
  1. Sign-in and roles
  2. Records, forms and admin
  3. Approvals and reports
  4. Change-request rework
  5. The brief
On TechAppForce
  1. Working base
  2. The brief: the client’s process, integrations and rules
Rebuilt every project Ready on the platform What the client pays forIllustration

How we solve it

Stop building everything from scratch.

Start from a working base, code only the last requirement, hand over an app the client can change.

RecordsFormsSearch

Start from working foundations

The first sprint shows the client its own process.

C#

Win the last requirement

C# inside the same app: no wall where the project stalls.

Change requests without rework

A new field, status or approval level is configuration.

  1. Change request
  2. Setting
  3. Live
C#TypeScript

Handover the client can live with

Readable configuration and plain C#.

Releases the client can sign off

Sign-off is a review of real changes.

  1. Diff
  2. Client review
  3. Promote

One way of working across clients

Same studio, patterns and release process.

Proof on billable work

Prove it on a live client project

Most agencies start with one real brief, so the platform proves itself on billable work.

  1. Demo on a real client brief

    Where configuration covers it, where you code.

  2. Paid pilot on that project

    Our engineers alongside yours.

    Success criteria agreed in writing
  3. Go live and repeat

    Same base on the next engagement.

Who owns the app we build for a client?

The client’s rules live in configuration and plain C# code, and their data sits in PostgreSQL or SQL Server. Ownership and licensing terms for client work are agreed in the contract; talk to us about the arrangement that suits your model.

Can our developers keep the tools they know?

TAF Studio is built on VS Code. Rules are C#, screen extensions TypeScript, bespoke frontends use the Angular or React SDKs, and Claude, Cursor or Codex can connect through the MCP gateway.

Do you have security certifications we can show clients?

Not today. We answer security questionnaires honestly and can walk your client through access control, audit history and release control.

Bring us your next client brief

We will show you what your team would configure, what it would code, and what it would never have to build again.