Capricos — Operations software & design studio

Custom operations software, designed like the rest of your brand.

We replace the spreadsheets, the Notion pages and the shared inbox with one system built around how your organisation actually works. And because it comes from fifteen years of design work rather than a development shop, it arrives looking like your brand rather than a generic admin panel.

4.9

89 reviews on Trustpilot — seven years of them, all from clients who dealt directly with the person doing the work.

15 years designing · 10+ as Capricos · reviewed since 2019
Operations software

The system your business actually runs on.

Accounts and roles, the operational core, generated output and client-facing pages — modelled around your organisation rather than bent to fit somebody else's product. Your brand is stored in it as settings, so everything it produces is on-brand without anyone checking.

accounts & roles · operational core · generated output · hosting & support

A custom dashboard home screen
A custom dashboard sign-in screen
A working view inside a custom dashboard

The Mars Touch — Los Angeles

The studio

Brand, print and marketing.

Identity, packaging, brochures, posters, social and websites — fifteen years of it. It stands on its own as a service, and it is also the half that makes the software worth having: the brand system built here is the one the software reads from.

brand identity · print & packaging · social & content · websites

Godson campaign on a Times Square billboard
Pryzm Eyewear packaging
RAM Roofing and Scaffolding signage

Godson · Pryzm Eyewear · RAM Roofing & Scaffolding

Why one studio does both

The brand and the system are one job.

A development shop builds what you spec. An agency makes something look right. Every gap between those two is where a project quietly goes wrong, and it is usually the client who ends up managing that gap. Here they are the same desk.

  • The system looks like the brandBecause the person who made the brand is the person building the system. There is no handover, so nothing is lost in one.
  • Brand rules live in the softwareColours, type and logo stored as settings the system reads from, so what it generates is on-brand by construction rather than by review.
  • One conversationYou don't brief a designer and a developer separately and hope they agreed. You brief a person.
  • Fifteen years at the craft, ten as a companySame name, same number, 89 public reviews going back to 2019. Software studios two years old cannot offer that, and design studios rarely build software.