Dashboards & internal tools
Operations consoles, admin panels, and reporting tools that replace spreadsheet sprawl — with roles, audit trails, and views your team actually needs.
Progarma is a new studio, and we'd rather tell you that plainly than pad this page with borrowed logos. So instead of a trophy wall, here's a straight answer: the kinds of products we're set up to build well, and the outcomes we aim for on every one. The interface sketches below are original illustrations, not client work.
Operations consoles, admin panels, and reporting tools that replace spreadsheet sprawl — with roles, audit trails, and views your team actually needs.
Secure areas where your customers log in to see their orders, documents, bookings, or account — self-service that cuts support load on both sides.
Availability, time zones, reminders, cancellations, capacity rules — scheduling looks simple and never is. We build it so it feels simple anyway.
The on-the-go half of an existing product: notifications that matter, offline access, and the two or three jobs users need in their pocket — done fast.
Directories, catalogs, and listing platforms with search that finds things, filters that make sense, and admin tools for the people who keep them current.
The invisible products: services that move data between your tools, trigger the right actions automatically, and log everything so you can trust them.
Whatever the product, the same four outcomes define whether we did our job.
A focused first release beats an ambitious unreleased one. We scope to get something real in front of users quickly, then build on evidence.
Software only counts when people use it willingly. We design for the busiest, least patient user in the room — not the demo.
Requirements will change; that's not a failure, it's the job. Clean structure and boring tools keep the cost of change low for years.
Source code, infrastructure, and accounts in your name from day one. Continuing with us should be a choice, never a dependency.
Early clients get the studio at its hungriest. Tell us what you're building and we'll give you a straight answer on whether we're the right team for it.