Applix
A single portal that replaced a shelf of spreadsheets — stock reorder across six units, three-level purchase approvals, item master, work logs and recruitment.
ERP modules · Web · Flutter
EaseBuddy builds custom ERP software, business applications and mobile apps for growing businesses. Nine ERP modules are already written and running in production, so they deploy in weeks. Any other module your business needs — sales, accounts, production, service — gets built to order. And where nothing off the shelf fits, a full custom ERP.
Deployed on your own server — your data, your source code
Build your system
Tap the modules that match your business.
2 modules selected
approx. 3–6 weeksIndicative only — the real timeline comes out of a 30-minute call.
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What I do
Everything needed to get software into daily use — built, deployed on your own server, and handed over with the source code.
Nine modules already built and running — configured for your branches and live in weeks.
Learn moreAny module your ERP needs — or the complete system, built around how you actually work.
Learn moreMulti-role portals with approval chains, branch-level permissions and a full audit trail.
Learn moreOne codebase, Android and iOS — for the staff who are never sitting at a desk.
Learn moreCompany websites and landing pages that load fast and read well on a phone. The site you are on now is one of them.
Learn moreHosting, domain, SSL, backups and content updates handled for you — so the site never quietly breaks or expires.
Learn moreConnect the systems you already pay for, so data moves once instead of four times.
Learn moreSQL-backed reporting on your real data, refreshed on schedule, that finance will sign off on.
Learn moreRemove the manual steps between spreadsheets, email and reports — often the fastest win available.
Learn moreYears of history pulled out of the old system, cleaned, reconciled and loaded into the new one.
Learn moreYour own AWS or VPS, set up properly — Nginx, SSL, scheduled backups and a tested rollback.
Learn moreFixes, small changes and monitoring after go-live, on a monthly or annual arrangement.
Learn moreWhy EaseBuddy
Plenty of firms in this region configure someone else's ERP and call it a build. Every module here was written from scratch, which is why it can be changed to fit you instead of the other way round.
You are not buying seats in someone else's platform. Deploy it on your server, add as many users as you like, and the cost does not move.
Handed over with the system, documented. If you ever want another developer to take it forward, nothing stops you.
No account manager, no ticket queue. The person answering your question is the person who wrote the module.
Case studies
Every module started as a real requirement from a real client, and got hardened by being used every day.
A single portal that replaced a shelf of spreadsheets — stock reorder across six units, three-level purchase approvals, item master, work logs and recruitment.
The HR side of Applix rebuilt as a product — subdomain per company, biometric import, selfie and GPS check-in from a Flutter app, and employee self-service.
A platform with no export API, read anyway — its reporting API reverse-engineered, a headless browser capturing the real report download, hourly into PostgreSQL and reconciled at 100%.
Who it is for
The same modules, shaped to the way each sector actually runs. Nothing here is a separate product — it is the same foundation, configured or extended.
Production planning, job work, stock movement and quality checks — built to order on the same foundation as the ready modules.
Learn moreMulti-warehouse stock, batch and expiry tracking, and the run from purchase order to dispatch with branch-level visibility.
Learn moreMIS pipelines and dashboards for hospitals — pulling numbers out of daily operations into reports management actually reads.
Learn moreStock across outlets, purchase and reorder levels, billing and daily sales reporting — all read from one place.
Learn moreWork logs, task and project tracking, timesheets and support workflows for teams that sell time rather than goods.
Learn moreCommon questions
The questions that come up in almost every first conversation, answered plainly.
Custom ERP software development means the system is written around your existing processes instead of forcing your business to fit a packaged product. Every EaseBuddy module is coded from scratch, so reports, approval chains and permissions match how your team already works.
Off-the-shelf ERP is licensed per user and can be changed only as far as its settings allow. A custom ERP is yours: it runs on your server, the source code is handed over, and any screen or rule can be rewritten because the developer who built it is the one making the change.
Nine ERP modules are already written and running in production, so those deploy in weeks once they are configured for your branches and users. A module built from scratch takes longer, and the timeline is agreed after the process has been mapped.
Yes. The source code is handed over with the system and documented. If you later want a different developer or an in-house team to take it forward, nothing in the arrangement stops you.
Yes. The system is deployed on infrastructure you control, whether that is a cloud VPS or a server in your own office. Your business data stays in your own database rather than in a vendor tenancy.
No. You are not buying seats in someone else's platform, so adding users does not change the cost. What you pay for is the development work, the deployment, and any support you choose afterwards.
Yes, and that is the usual route. Most businesses start with the one process that hurts most, such as HRMS, inventory or purchase, then add further modules on the same foundation once the first is in daily use.
Yes. Integrations are built through APIs, so the ERP can exchange data with accounting software, payment providers, biometric devices or any system that exposes an interface. Existing data can also be migrated in during deployment.
Yes. Mobile apps are built in Flutter, so a single codebase covers both Android and iOS. They are used for the parts of a process that happen away from a desk, such as attendance, site updates, approvals and field data entry.
Support and AMC are available after go-live, covering fixes, changes and new requirements as the business grows. You deal directly with the developer who wrote the module rather than an account manager or a ticket queue.
Describe how the process works today. If one of the modules covers it, you will know quickly — and if it does not, I will say so.