Live events & guest requests
In-house application
In-house project
Jambo Karaoke
A browser-based request system that gives karaoke guests a simple way to choose a song while the host manages the night.
THE JAMBO BUSINESS FIX / APPS & BUSINESS SYSTEMS
What’s doing
your head in
at work?
Chasing information. Repeating the same admin. Losing track of stock, jobs or customer requests.
Tell us what’s slowing you down. We’ll explore practical systems, automation or AI-assisted solutions that could make the work easier.
Tell us what’s slowing you downFree 20-minute conversation. One business problem.
See examples of our apps & systems ↓Different jobs. Their own tools.
01 / THE OFFICE · IN DEVELOPMENT
02 / THE REHOMED WARDROBE
01 / THE OFFICE · IN DEVELOPMENT02 / THE REHOMED WARDROBEReal interfaces. Business-specific workflows.
THE JAMBO BUSINESS FIX
One headache.
A clearer next step.
Start with a free 20-minute conversation about one business problem. Tell us what happens now, where the work gets stuck and what you would like to change.
You can explain it in ordinary language. We’ll look at your current tools and explore whether a simpler process, a system connection, a custom app or AI assistance could help.
Tell us what’s slowing you down ↗02 / BUILT FOR DIFFERENT WORKING DAYS
The tools behind the business.Different jobs.
Purpose-built apps.
Explore selected in-house applications. Each case explains what it does and its current status.
Stock, storage & parcel workflows
Private in-house application
In-house project
The Rehomed Wardrobe App
A private stock and storage app built around the practical work of organising donated items, finding sold stock and preparing parcels.
Windows desktop business workspace
In development · Windows desktop
In-house project
Jambo’s The Office
An in-development Windows desktop application bringing business workspaces, planning and an AI Chief of Staff into one working environment.
Builder tools & training
Toolkit · selected tools in development
In-house project
Zilly Builder Toolkit
A collection of training, templates, sales resources and support tools designed for website builders.
03 / AN AGREED PATH FROM IDEA TO EVERYDAY USE
Make the next step
a useful one.
Understand the work
We talk through the people, tasks, information and systems involved. You do not need a finished technical brief.
Agree the first release
Your written proposal sets out the features, platform, price, timing and checks. Larger projects can be delivered in agreed phases.
Build, try and refine
Review working screens and test the important journeys against the scope. We agree changes before adding more work.
Launch with a handover
Installation or hosting, access, backups, support and future changes are agreed for your application.
04 / YOUR REQUIREMENTS. A CLEAR QUOTE.
Built for your business.
Priced for your project.
Tell me what you need. We’ll agree the scope and provide a written quote before development begins.
A FEW PRACTICAL QUESTIONS
Plain English. From the start.What kind of app can we discuss?
Browser-based apps, private portals, operational tools and Windows desktop applications. We confirm the platform and technical fit when we scope the project. An app does not automatically mean an iPhone or Android app-store product.
Can it work with systems I already use?
We check the available connection methods, permissions and costs first. The proposal identifies the integrations we can support; access to a service is not assumed.
Are the examples ready-made products I can buy?
These are examples of in-house work built for particular needs. They illustrate possible approaches, rather than a promise of a ready-made installation. Each case explains its current status; Jambo’s The Office remains in development.
How much will my app cost?
It is quoted to your requirements. The number of users, workflows, integrations, data and support needs all affect scope. We agree a written price for the project or first phase before development begins.