Services
Websites, apps and the software that joins them up.
One small studio builds everything on this page, and most projects use several of them at once. Pick the one that sounds like your problem. Each page shows how it works and what you would get.
A2G Tech / Services
What we build
Something new, made for how you work.
A website, an app or a tool your team signs in to. Each one comes with the server, the accounts and the launch that make it real.
- ServiceSmall business website design and build
Fast, findable websites for small businesses, built to bring in calls, bookings and orders. Written scope and price before any work starts.
See how it works › - ServiceiPhone and Android apps
Mobile apps for your customers or your staff, built once for iPhone and Android, with the accounts, server and store submission that make them real.
See how it works › - ServiceCustom software
Dashboards, admin portals and internal tools built around how your business already works, connected to the tools you already use.
See how it works › - iPhone appsiPhone app development
iPhone apps for your customers or your staff, with the server, sign-in and App Store submission that make them real. Written price before any work starts.
See how it works › - Android appsAndroid app development
Android apps for your customers or your staff, tested across phone sizes and published on Google Play, with the server and sign-in behind them.
See how it works › - Customer portalsCustomer portal
A private login area where each customer finds their own orders, documents and invoices, and stops having to phone you for them.
See how it works › - AI-built appsFinish an app you started with AI
You built a working demo with an AI tool. We add what it is missing, a server, logins, payments and backups, and put it live for real customers.
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Automate and connect
The tools you have, working together.
Most of the hours go on moving the same information from one place to another. These take that work off a person.
- ServiceBusiness process automation
We automate the repetitive work: copying data between tools, chasing payments, building the weekly report. Rules you can read, and a record of what it did.
See how it works › - IntegrationsSoftware integrations
Connect the software you already use, so an order, a booking or a payment is typed once and shows up everywhere it should.
See how it works › - SpreadsheetsTurn an Excel spreadsheet into an app
When a spreadsheet has become the system your business runs on, we rebuild it as software: one copy, several users, no broken formulas.
See how it works › - SpreadsheetsExcel and Google Sheets automation
Keep the spreadsheet, lose the chores: data that arrives clean, reports that build themselves, and formulas someone has checked.
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Design
Looking like the business you are now.
Every screen drawn before it is built, the steps customers give up on found and removed, and an old site brought up to date.
- Interface designApp and website interface design (UI)
Interface design for small-business apps and websites: every screen drawn in your colors before anything is built, with examples.
See how it works › - UX reviewUX design and review for apps and websites
Find where customers give up, and fix it. A review of your app, site or booking flow, with a short list of changes in order of effect.
See how it works › - RedesignWebsite redesign for an existing business
A fresh, fast website for a business that already has one: same address, your content kept, old links still working, easy to update.
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Keep it running
Someone keeping it running.
Software needs looking after once it is live. These are for the site or the app you already have.
- Hosting and careWebsite hosting and care
Hosting with someone watching it: a fast, secure home for your site, daily backups, updates applied, and a person to write to.
See how it works › - App maintenanceApp maintenance and updates
Keep an existing iPhone or Android app working: yearly system updates, store requirements, bug fixes and small improvements.
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Problems we solve
Or start from a problem you recognize.
Four common jobs in small businesses, and what a tool built for each would do.
- For salons and barbersBooking app for salons and barbers
A booking page or app in your own brand: real availability, services that block the right amount of time, reminders and deposits.
See how it works › - For contractors and tradesQuote and estimate software for contractors
Write a branded quote on your phone in a minute, send it before you leave the job, and see when it is accepted.
See how it works › - For anyone chasing paymentsAutomate invoice and payment tracking
Stop retyping payments into a spreadsheet. Payment emails and notes are read, filed and totaled, and late payers are reminded.
See how it works › - For owners who live in spreadsheetsBusiness dashboard from your spreadsheets
Your key numbers every morning without opening a spreadsheet: totals, trends and breakdowns pulled from the data you already keep.
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How a project goes
- 1
Talk
A free call. You describe the problem in your own words, and we tell you honestly whether software is the answer.
- 2
Proposal
A written scope, timeline and price before any work starts.
- 3
Build
We design, code and test in phases. You see working software at the end of each one.
- 4
Launch
We put it live: app stores, hosting, domains, the lot.
- 5
Keep it running
Monthly maintenance if you want it: updates, fixes and regular reviews.
Before you ask
Which of these do I need?
You don’t have to know. Tell us what’s slowing you down on the first call and we’ll say which of these fits, or that none of them does.
Can one project cover several of these?
Yes, and most do. A booking app usually needs a page on your website, a server, reminders and somewhere to run. It is scoped and priced as one project.
What does it cost?
It depends on the size, so every project gets a written scope, timeline and price before any work starts. The first call is free.
Who does the work?
Axel Diaz writes the code, and you talk to him directly. Nobody sits in between passing messages.
Who owns what you build?
You do. The code is yours once the project is paid for, and the domain, the hosting and the store accounts are opened in your business’s name.