System 03
Connected Systems & Custom Apps
Connected systems and custom apps—React and React Native web and mobile apps, plus n8n and Make.com integrations that move data between your tools without copy-paste. In practice that means n8n automation, Make.com integrations, React web apps, set up so your team can use it on a normal Tuesday—not a slide deck.
Where this usually goes wrong
- The same client details get typed into four tools and still do not match.
- Onboarding, invoices, and delivery depend on one person remembering the steps.
- You need a simple web or mobile app, not another off-the-shelf login.
What you get
Your website, CRM, and back-office tools stay in sync. Your team stops re-typing the same details.
What we build
n8n and Make.com
Custom automations that connect forms, CRMs, spreadsheets, email, and the rest of your stack.
React web apps
Custom React apps for dashboards, client portals, and workflows a website plugin cannot handle.
React Native mobile
Mobile apps when your team or customers need the same workflow in their pocket.
You leave with
- n8n or Make.com workflows that replace manual handoffs
- A React or React Native app when the job needs one
- Clean data moving between your website and CRM
- A short list of the rare cases that still need a person
Related systems and cities
This offer does not stand alone. See the full systems list and how we build it in New York, London, and Dubai.
Questions business owners ask
Do we have to replace our current CRM?+
Not always. If GoHighLevel or your current CRM can do the job, we set it up properly. If it cannot send texts, book meetings, or keep a pipeline, we will tell you what to switch.
Will this create more work for our team?+
No. Your team handles conversations and exceptions. The website, GoHighLevel, and automations handle routing, reminders, and moving data between tools.
Can you work with the tools we already pay for?+
Usually yes. We connect WordPress, Shopify, GoHighLevel, calendars, and the rest through n8n or Make instead of asking you to buy a new stack for every problem.