You bring the idea.
We make it work.

Tell us what you want to change. We help you work out the details, build something your team can try and get it ready for the people who will use it.

Tell us what you have in mind

Start with the problem.
We’ll work out the plan.

You do not need to arrive with a list of technical requirements. Tell us what should be easier for your customers or your team. We agree what to build first, what it will cost and when it can be ready.

You will see and try the software as it takes shape. Before launch, we test it with your team and check that it works with the tools your business depends on.

  1. Tell us what needs to change.

    Who is it for? What should be easier? We work out what to build first, which tools it needs to connect to and when it can be ready.

    You get: A clear plan, price and timeline

  2. Try it as we build it.

    Your team gets working software to try. See how an order, a payment or a daily task will work, then tell us what to change.

    You get: Something you can use and give feedback on

  3. Get ready for real customers.

    We check that it works with your other tools, protects the right information and can handle busy days. We agree who will help if something goes wrong.

    You get: Tested software and a plan for launch and support

  4. Launch. Learn. Keep improving.

    The people who built it stay involved. We keep it running, fix problems and add what your customers and team need next.

    You get: A live platform and the team that operates it

Fast to build.
Thought through.

Seeing working software helps everyone make better decisions. Your team can try an order, change a report or check a customer’s rewards, then tell us what would make it more useful.

We also ask the questions behind the screen. Who can see customer information? What happens if a payment fails? Can the shop handle a busy campaign? Who helps when something goes wrong?

Our work with retailers, restaurants and airports has taught us to plan for those everyday details from the start.

See that experience in practice

Build something new.
Or improve what you have.

Build something new.

A new business platform, a connected customer experience or a better operational workflow. Tell us what it needs to achieve and who will use it.

Improve what you have.

Keep what works. Connect your tools, remove a manual task or add something your customers have been asking for.

Ready for the real world.

Easy for people to use.

Your team tries the everyday tasks and the things that can go wrong. Together we agree when the first version is ready.

Works with your business.

We check payments, shared information and connections to your other tools. We plan how to spot problems and fix them.

Someone to look after it.

You know who handles support, who makes changes and how improvements reach your customers.

Before we start.

Do we need a detailed plan before we start?

No. Tell us what you want to make easier and who it is for. We help work out the details with you, then agree what the first version should do and how we will test it.

What makes Retter different?

We take responsibility for the complete system: customer experiences, payments, stock, business operations, integrations and cloud infrastructure. The same engineers stay to operate it, fix problems and release improvements after launch.

How long will our project take?

That depends on what the first version needs to do, which tools it connects to and whether information needs to be moved. We agree a timeline for your project. Trying an early version and opening it to all your customers are separate steps.

Can we keep the software we already use?

Yes. We can connect your existing tools, improve one part of the job or build something new alongside them. First, we check how those tools can share information and what you want to achieve.

See what we have built

Let’s build what
your business needs next.

Tell us what you want your customers or team to be able to do. We’ll help you build it, launch it and keep it working.

Start a project