A prototype or scoped first release
User journeys, a working prototype where useful, and a first release with explicit acceptance criteria.
Custom software
Web apps, customer portals, dashboards and internal tools — with the frontend, backend and integrations working together.
No account needed. Scope and price agreed before work starts.
One product. Connected layers.
The screens your team and customers use
Rules, permissions and integrations
The records behind every action
Build → Try together → Refine
Agreed delivery
Software built around your businessAgree the scope. Build in reviewable steps. Test the product and hand over the code and guidance defined in your agreement.
What we can deliver
User journeys, a working prototype where useful, and a first release with explicit acceptance criteria.
The interface, application logic, database and permissions designed together, including the difficult edge cases.
Connections to existing systems, regression checks and documentation that make the product maintainable.

Work you can inspect
Client build · Live
HodlStay is a live client platform with guest and host journeys, inventory, booking state and integrations. The case sets out MaydaLabs’ role across the interface, backend and migration—not just the screens.
Read the case studyYes. We separate essential workflows from later ideas and agree a useful first release. A prototype can help resolve uncertainty before a larger build.
Yes, subject to an initial review. We check the architecture, access, dependencies and responsibilities before committing to changes.
Ownership, licences and handover are agreed in writing before work begins. The build is organised for your business to operate; ongoing support is optional, not a condition of access.
We review what exists, the work required and any dependencies. You receive a defined scope, price, responsibilities and exclusions before implementation. Third-party costs and ongoing support are discussed separately.
A clear first step
Bring the idea, the current process or the product you want to extend. We’ll identify its users, the essential workflow and what the first release needs to prove.
Tell us what you need