Our work

Five projects, from a platform that runs a fibre build programme to a family butcher's weekend specials. All live, all still looked after by us.

Custom project management system

The Hub

Coreline Fibre builds full-fibre networks as the principal contractor between the network operator and the build partners. The Hub is the system the whole programme runs on: about 60 project managers, coordinators, site teams, subcontractors, finance staff and the client's own people use it every day.

  • Permits street by street, from forecast to handover, with traffic management booked from the same row.
  • Daily reports from a phone on site, offline if the signal drops, with metres, materials, delays and photos.
  • Quality checks and snags pushed to the build partner with a due date, and the street moved back for review when the last one is fixed.
  • Purchase orders, completion certificates and client invoices built only from work that has passed.
  • A client portal showing progress, walk-offs and snags, and never a cost.
  • Two-factor sign-in, five roles that each see only their own, nightly offsite backups, and site evidence filed to SharePoint.
~60daily users
700+releases since June
~100test suites run on every change
The permit schedule: every street grouped by its permit state The project dashboard: built and passed against plan, with the forecast finish
The permit schedule and the project dashboard, shown on the demo Hub with sample data.
Website

Coreline Fibre

The company website for Coreline Fibre, rewritten around the 2026 company profile: what they deliver, the areas they cover and how they work. Its blog is written and published from inside the Hub, so news goes out without anyone touching the website.

  • Service pages for civils, PIA build, maintenance and the delivery platform.
  • A blog published from the Hub: write a post there, press Publish, and it's live with its pictures.
  • Fast, plain HTML, hosted and kept up to date by us.

corelinefibre.co.uk

The Coreline Fibre homepage
Website + staff admin

The Butcher in the Wood

A family butcher in Hinchley Wood, Surrey. The website shows the shop, the products, recipes and catering. Behind it sits a small admin app the staff use themselves.

  • Weekend specials changed from the shop in a minute, and cleared automatically once the weekend has gone.
  • A photo library: staff upload a picture and pick where it goes on the site.
  • Newsletter sign-ups collected in one list, with nightly offsite backups.
  • An "open now" sign that knows the shop's hours.
The Butcher in the Wood homepage
Private family app

The Desk

A private command centre for one family, built to be used on a phone. It's where the day's jobs, the household budget, the family's shared pages and the house itself all meet.

  • Tasks added in plain English ("remind me to book the boiler service next Tuesday").
  • The household budget, kept up to date from the bank feed, with bills, a forecast and a plan for the years ahead.
  • Shared family pages: how-tos, contacts, the shopping list and chores.
  • The whole house on one screen: towel rails, shutters, lights and what happened today.
  • Passkeys and two-factor sign-in, and nightly offsite backups.
The Desk's home screen
The Desk's home screen, shown with sample data.
Members' web app

GolfHQ

A web app for a group of members at Burhill Golf Club. Good tee times go in seconds, so GolfHQ books them the moment the sheet opens, then follows each member's golf from there.

  • Tee times booked automatically when bookings open, for the slot and players each member asked for.
  • Handicaps and competition results followed for every member.
  • A shot tracker with the course mapped hole by hole, for stats after the round.
  • Member groups, with new features tried by a small group first.
An illustration of the tee sheet: the real one is for members only.

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