We Don’t Just Build Features — We Solve Problems



You don’t come to us asking for a “feature.” You come to us because something isn’t working.
Maybe your staff are doubling up on data entry.
Maybe your reports are full of gaps.
Maybe you’ve outgrown the spreadsheet that once held your whole operation together.
Maybe your team is burnt out trying to hold everything together with inboxes, PDFs, and crossed fingers.
We’re not here to tick off features. We’re here to fix that.
The Problem with Feature-First Thinking
It’s tempting to focus on features: “We need a form for X,” “Can you add a button for Y?”, “We just need a dashboard.”
But the truth is, features without context often miss the bigger picture. You get more tools — not better outcomes.
That’s why we always start by asking: “What’s the problem we’re solving?”
Because once we understand the friction points — the bottlenecks, confusion, workarounds, or risks — then we can design something that actually helps.
Our Approach
At HutSix, we work backwards from the real-world problems our clients face.
That might mean:
- Replacing six scattered tools with one clean interface
- Automating repetitive admin so your staff get their time back
- Making sure night patrols can log reports offline in the field
- Helping a manager track funding impact without needing to dig through emails
We build systems that make people’s jobs easier, data clearer, and workflows tighter. And yes — they still have features. But those features are deliberate, necessary, and useful.
Designed for People, Not Just Specs
Whether you’re managing grants, running council programs, delivering health services, or overseeing operations in remote Australia — the best solution isn’t the one with the most buttons.
It’s the one that solves the problem without getting in the way.
Got a problem your system can’t solve?
Let’s skip the feature wish list and talk about what’s really going on — and how we can help.
Get in touch.
