[{"content":"Deeply Development Ltd. is a software consulting company founded on a simple idea: good software starts with a deep understanding of the problem.\nWe partner with startups, growing businesses, and established organizations to solve problems with technology. Sometimes that means building new software. Sometimes it means fixing, simplifying, or modernizing what you already have. And sometimes the best answer is advice that saves you from building something you don\u0026rsquo;t need.\nWhat we believe Understand before building. We take the time to learn how your business works and what you\u0026rsquo;re trying to achieve before we write any code.\nHonest advice. We\u0026rsquo;ll tell you what we think, including when a simpler or cheaper option is the right call.\nQuality that lasts. We write clean, tested, documented software that your team can maintain and extend long after the project ends.\nClear communication. 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Problem solving Technical consulting Software development Something else Message Send message ","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/contact/","section":"Contact us","summary":"","title":"Contact us","type":"contact"},{"content":"A selection of software we\u0026rsquo;ve designed, built, and run in production.\n","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/work/","section":"Our work","summary":"","title":"Our work","type":"work"},{"content":"Platewell is a recipe keeper for the whole household. Families keep their recipes in one place, plan the week\u0026rsquo;s meals together, and can pull up a recipe in the kitchen even when the wifi is flaky or out. Deeply Development designed, built, and operates Platewell, from the native apps and recipe imports to the sync engine.\nAt a glance Platforms: native iOS and Android apps, plus a full web app Architecture: offline-first, with on-device storage, on-device search, and background sync Collaboration: one shared household library where everybody can see all the recipes and the cooking schedule AI import: recipes pulled from photos, text files, Word documents, PDFs, web pages and more The problem Family recipes end up scattered across notes apps, screenshots, bookmarks, cookbooks, and recipe cards. Nobody can find the one they need, only one person can edit each copy, and phones in a kitchen often have a poor connection.\nPlatewell turns those scattered recipes into structured data: searchable by ingredient or tag, organized into collections, synced to everyone\u0026rsquo;s devices, and editable by the whole household.\nWhat we built Sync without conflicts Two people editing the same recipe on two phones at the same time both keep their changes. Nobody sees a conflict dialog or has to choose which version to throw away. Deletes are soft, so a delete that races an edit sends the recipe to the trash with the edit included.\nCollections, tags, recipes, and the meal plan are shared with every member of the household. Favourites stay personal and sync only to that person\u0026rsquo;s own devices. Owners and editors can change recipes. Viewers can browse everything and still keep favourites.\nWorks fully offline Recipes live on each device, not only on a server. Every edit is saved on the device first, so the app never waits on the network to show your own work. Browsing, searching, editing, meal planning, and importing from files all work with no connection, and changes sync when one comes back.\nSearch runs on the device. Results appear as you type, with relevance ranking, title boosting, prefix matching, and typo tolerance. Search covers titles, descriptions, ingredients, steps, tags, notes, and the recipe\u0026rsquo;s source. Photos are attached before they upload. A photo attaches to its recipe as soon as it\u0026rsquo;s taken, and the upload waits in a queue until the device is back online. The app degrades gracefully. When the app can\u0026rsquo;t save changes, the whole library and meal schedule can still be read. Revision history is the only feature that needs a connection. Dynamic recipe import Nobody wants to retype a recipe collection. Platewell reads recipes from photos of cookbook pages, PDFs, Word and OpenDocument files, text and Markdown files, saved web pages, schema.org JSON, and recipe URLs. It pulls out the ingredients, steps, and tags, and saves each recipe to the collection chosen for imports.\nBulk import on the web: import many files at once. On mobile, recipes can be imported from the camera or a URL. Resumable sessions: you can close the tab partway through, and the session and each file\u0026rsquo;s status are still there when you come back. Duplicate detection: incoming recipes are compared with the library on title, ingredients, and instructions. Close matches are flagged and skipped, with a Force Import option to add them anyway. Metadata comes too: images from the source become recipe photos, and schema.org keywords, categories, and cuisines become tags. A shared meal schedule The schedule is the household\u0026rsquo;s meal plan: recipes placed on calendar days and shared with everyone. It has a month grid and a week-by-week list. On the web both views appear together; on mobile you switch between them, and the list scrolls in both directions. Planning a meal and marking a recipe as cooked update the same cook date, so the plan and the recipe history always match.\nEverything else that makes a large library usable Collections act like shared recipe books, and a recipe can appear in more than one. Tags are cleaned up when saved: extra spaces removed, empty tags dropped, and duplicates merged regardless of capitalization. Each household chooses how tags are displayed. Favourites are each person\u0026rsquo;s own shortcut list. Sharing creates an expiring link to a recipe or collection. Anyone can open it without an account and save a copy into their own household. Keyboard shortcuts on the web cover search, moving between results, and navigating the schedule. Every shortcut also has a visible button, and shortcuts are ignored while you\u0026rsquo;re typing in a field. Revision history shows what changed on a recipe and lets you restore an earlier version. The result The public Platewell site is live at platewell.net, with apps for iOS, Android, and the web. It shows the kind of work we do for clients: understand the real problem, design an architecture that holds up in the real world, and ship polished software on every platform the customer uses.\nHave a product idea like this? We can help you plan it, build it, and ship it across web and mobile.\nTalk to us ","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/work/platewell/","section":"Our work","summary":"An offline-first recipe manager for iOS, Android, and the web, with conflict-free household sync, recipe import, and a shared meal schedule.","title":"Platewell: a household recipe manager","type":"work"},{"content":"Deeply Development helps organizations turn difficult technical challenges into working software. 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We give clear, independent advice you can act on.\nSoftware architecture design and review Technology selection and evaluation Code quality, performance, and security reviews Cloud infrastructure and deployment strategy Technical roadmaps and project rescue Fractional CTO and team mentoring Software development From first prototype to production, we design, build, and deliver software that is reliable, maintainable, and fits the way your business works.\nCustom web applications APIs and backend services Third-party and legacy system integrations Internal tools and workflow automation Modernization of existing applications Automated testing, CI/CD, and DevOps How we work Every engagement is scoped to fit your needs. We offer:\nFixed-scope projects with a clear deliverable, timeline, and price. Ongoing consulting on a monthly retainer for continuous guidance. Hourly advisory for focused questions, reviews, and second opinions. We deliver in small, working increments and keep you informed at every step, so there are no surprises.\nLet\u0026#39;s talk about your project Tell us what you\u0026#39;re working on and we\u0026#39;ll suggest the best way to help.\nContact us ","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/services/","section":"Services","summary":"","title":"Services","type":"services"},{"content":"","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/","section":"Software that solves real business problems","summary":"","title":"Software that solves real business problems","type":"page"},{"content":"Thanks for reaching out. Your message has been sent, and we\u0026rsquo;ll get back to you within one business day.\nBack to the home page\n","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/contact/thanks/","section":"Contact us","summary":"","title":"Thank you","type":"contact"}]