When a website alone can't do the job: product configurators, multisite networks, API integrations, data pipelines, and the infrastructure behind them, built and wired into the tools you already run on.
- Custom WordPress plugins
- API integrations
- Data pipelines & reporting
- AI-assisted tools
- Progressive web apps
Some businesses outgrow what a standard website can do. That's where this work starts: custom development shaped around how your business runs, not a search through a plugin marketplace.
That can mean an online store with its own ordering rules, such as a product builder tied to a live cart or a daily limit on how many orders can be taken. It can mean a network of connected sites that share listings and content, or lead forms whose questions change with each answer so every inquiry reaches the right person the first time.
The same approach extends to data: pipelines that move information between the systems you already use, live connections to payment, booking and event platforms, and reporting built to stay fast and inexpensive to run.
It also covers progressive web apps, for when you need something app-like without the overhead of a native mobile app, and AI-assisted tools built into an existing workflow instead of bolted on as a separate product, including tools that can draw on more than one AI provider behind a single interface.
Things people ask us
- Do you only build WordPress sites?
- No. WordPress is one option among several. Depending on the project we build fully static sites, WordPress with a page builder, custom WordPress plugins, or standalone applications with their own database and API.
- Can you connect our website to the systems we already use?
- Usually, yes. Most of the custom work is integrations: payment processors, booking platforms, live data feeds, CRMs and email tools, connected through their APIs so information moves without anyone re-typing it.
- Who owns the custom code?
- You do, once the project is paid in full. STRYV keeps the right to reuse general techniques and components that are not specific to your business. The full wording is in our terms.
- What happens after launch?
- Custom software needs to be run, not just built. Hosting, monitoring, updates and support are a separate ongoing service, set out in the proposal, so nothing is left without someone responsible for it.