PrimeCode WebWorks
Custom systems, company websites, online stores, mobile apps, and automation for Philippine businesses — built so people stop wrestling spreadsheets and half-finished tools.
Fig. 01Enterprise system architecture
Live systems
Client work you can open from Selected Work
01 / Services
Systems, sites, stores, apps, and connections between your tools
We start with how your business runs — not a fixed package. Internal tools, a company site, a store, a mobile app, or connections between tools you already use: we build around your workflows so the team spends less time on busywork.
Fig. S1 — Admin & data flow. One dashboard for your team, connected to your data
Software for bookings, records, approvals, and reports — built around how your team already works.
Fig. S2 — Site architecture. A fast website you can update without calling a developer
Company sites that load fast and make it easy to reach you — not a template with a logo swap.
Fig. S3 — Checkout flow. Customers browse, checkout, and pay — on phone or desktop
Online stores with checkout that works on phones — catalog, cart, and order handling in one place.
Fig. S4 — Mobile app stack. One app for iPhone and Android, connected to your backend
iPhone and Android apps when you need offline use, push alerts, or a listing in the stores.
Fig. S5 — Automation & integrations. Your tools connected — triggers, workflows, and handoffs without copy-paste
Connect the tools you already use so people stop retyping the same data every day.
02 / Process
From the first call to launch — step by step
Get the problem clear
We learn how your team works today — what breaks, what’s still manual, and what “done” looks like. We don’t start building until that’s clear.
Map it before we code
We sketch data, roles, and workflows first. That planning step saves painful rebuilds later.
Show progress as we go
You see working pieces at each milestone — not one big surprise at the end.
Review and polish
Code review, testing, permissions, and performance — the quiet work that makes software safe for daily use.
Go live and stay reachable
We deploy, hand over docs and access as agreed, and stick around for support when you need it.
Ready to talk? Start a project
03 / Selected Work
Real systems — and what changed for the team
Open play, court rentals, club registration, and live availability — a booking platform that replaced phone tags and shared calendars for Courtside Alley.
Players and operators share one live schedule. Fewer double-bookings, less back-and-forth, and a booking flow that works on phones across the Philippines.
A web POS you can try live — checkout, inventory, shifts, loyalty, and reporting. Built for Philippine retail. Deployable as a staff web app today; native mobile is in progress.
Prospects can open the live demo, run a sale end to end, and see the cashier and admin workflows before committing.
An admin platform for an automotive shop — service records, quotations, catalogs, customers, vehicles, and monthly income in one logged-in system.
Jobs, quotations, and collections sit in one dashboard. The shop sees outstanding balances and monthly performance without reconciling by hand.
A marketing site for a Laguna construction firm — services, featured projects, testimonials, and clear contact paths that work on mobile.
Prospects can review services and projects on mobile and reach the team without relying on referrals alone.
04 / Interactive Demos
Open a live build and click around before you decide.
Available now
Retail POS
Click through a web retail POS — checkout, inventory, shifts, and loyalty, with cash, GCash, Maya, and card.
What you'll experience
05 / Studio
Small team. Same people from first call to launch.
PrimeCode is a small studio in San Pedro, Laguna. Founder Patrick Encinares and the studio leads stay on your project from the first call through launch. We pull in design, QA, or content help when the work needs it.
Scoping, architecture, and shipping the build
You talk to Patrick on scope and code — not a sales person who disappears after the contract. He’s on the project from the first call through launch.
Architecture, stack choices, and code quality
Watches for shortcuts that turn into debt later — reviews structure and quality so the system is still workable after we hand it over.
Discovery, scope clarity, and client communication
Keeps scope, timeline, and deliverables clear between you and the build — from day one through kickoff.
Design, QA, and content people join when the work needs them — the same leads stay on your project from first call to launch.
About the studio06 / Why PrimeCode
A few things we don’t skip
Start with how you work
Bookings, approvals, handoffs — we write those down first. Then we build software that matches how your team already moves.
Clear expectations
If a timeline or budget is too tight for what you need, we say so early. Better a hard conversation now than a surprise halfway through.
After go-live
Bug fixes, small changes, and support are available after go-live — written into the agreement, not left as an afterthought.
07 / Journal
Practical notes for owners planning software in the Philippines
Trends
Ransomware pitches and “AI security” bundles are everywhere. Here are the controls that matter for Philippine SMEs — phishing, access, backups, and vendor risk — without enterprise theater.
Trends
Selling on your site, marketplaces, and social channels from one catalog is the direction — not three inventories in three tabs. A plain-language read for retail teams.
Trends
Tax digitization and audit expectations are pushing SMEs toward proper records — not more spreadsheets. What e-invoicing trends mean for your systems and timelines.
08 / Clients
Short notes from people we’ve built for
“Bookings, open play, and club registration now run in one place — no more chasing spreadsheets, and PrimeCode stayed involved after go-live.”
Courtside Alley · Pickleball venue · production
Read case study“Prospects can finally see our services and projects on mobile — and reaching us for a consultation is straightforward instead of referral-only.”
MD Solutions · Construction · Laguna
Read case study“Jobs, quotations, and collections used to live in notebooks and chats — now the shop runs from one dashboard with clear balances.”
Boxenstopp Automotive · Automotive · production
Read case study09 / Sectors
Industries we’ve helped so far
Venues, shops, clinics, and other local teams — we shape the build around how each operation runs day to day.
Bookings, schedules, and floor ops for venues tired of double-bookings and group chats.
SECTOR 02Storefronts and back-office tools when most of your buyers are on their phones.
SECTOR 03Client portals, approvals, and reporting when the numbers live in five different places.
SECTOR 04Dispatch, inventory, and status views for teams still running the day from spreadsheets.
SECTOR 05Scheduling and patient-facing flows scoped to what your clinic needs day to day.
SECTOR 06A first real version — web app, internal tool, or mobile companion — built so you are not forced into a rewrite next year.
10 / Pricing
Three common project types. Your quote comes after we scope the work.
Plan 01
Starts at
₱45,000
Typical up to ₱90,000
Most common starting point
Plan 02
Starts at
₱80,000
Typical up to ₱180,000
Plan 03
Starts at
₱120,000
Typical up to ₱300,000
These are guides for a website, store, or first custom system. Other work is scoped after a call. Integrations and timeline change the number.
01 / Start
Tell us what’s slowing you down day to day. We’ll help scope a first release — and share a live demo when we have one.
11 / FAQ
Answers before you send an inquiry
12 / Contact
We reply within one business day with a clear take on scope and timing.
What’s slowing your team down day to day? We reply with a clear take on scope and timing.
What happens next
01
A short call on your business, current tools, and what success looks like.
02
We put scope, constraints, and priorities in writing — before any proposal numbers.
03
A clear recommendation: timeline, budget range, and what’s in or out of v1.
04
Owners, how we’ll communicate, and the first milestone — then we start building.
Taking on a few new projects this quarter. You’ll hear back within one business day.
