Custom Software Development
Web, mobile, and desktop builds to a written brief. You keep the repo.
What You Get
OVERLORD Team LTD is a UK shop that builds software to a written brief. The brief names the product: a web application, a mobile client, a desktop tool, or the API that ties them together. We do not start from a theme pack. You get a scope, a running build you can click, and a repository you own. We pick the language from the work, not from a house default. Python, Go, Java, Kotlin, Swift, PHP, C#/.NET, Node, Rust, and C/C++ are already in use here. After launch we can stay for fixes or hand over with notes your next hire can read. If the brief is still fuzzy, we run a short architecture pass first. Paying for weeks of the wrong thing is a bad habit we try not to sell.
What we build
Web applications and APIs you own, not a rented dashboard
Native Android and iOS, or Flutter when one codebase is enough
Desktop software for Windows, Linux, or macOS, plus firmware when the brief needs it
REST or GraphQL so other systems can talk to the new one
SQL or document stores chosen for the query shape
Deploy on AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, or a server you already pay for
Languages and platforms
Languages: Python, Go, Java, Kotlin, Swift, PHP, C#/.NET, Node.js, Rust, C/C++
Web: React, TypeScript, Laravel, Spring, FastAPI, Express — plus WordPress or Shopify when the job is a CMS
Mobile: Kotlin, Swift, Flutter, React Native
Desktop and embedded: Qt, Electron, Kivy
Data: PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, ClickHouse
The stack follows the brief. We will say if a language is a poor fit.
How a build runs
Written scope before the first sprint, with out-of-scope named
A running URL or build you can click every fortnight
Tests on the parts that break when they move
Deployment notes so your team can ship without us in the room
Optional retain after launch for bugs and small changes
Starting Prices
Transparent pricing tailored to your needs
Ready to Get Started?
If this page matches the job, send the brief. We will say no if it does not.