Build custom software around the work your business needs to do: web applications, mobile apps, customer portals and ERP systems. We plan the integrations, migration and release stages with your team. You review working software throughout delivery and retain ownership of the code.
ERP replacement
Example
Module 3 of 6: inventory
Switch the warehouse team to the new module on Monday?
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In your own words. We write the plan and the price in plain language, with the first release kept small.
A working demo every week, so you judge progress by what the software does, not by a status report.
We build to their standards and to pass their security and procurement review before anything goes live.
Start with the problem closest to home. Each tab names a problem owners bring us and the software we build to fix it.
We replace it one module at a time, so the people who use it every day keep working and every record is reconciled before the switch. Your IT team approves every step.
One moduleat a time, with no big switch-over day
Start a projectSales, production, inventory and finance work from the same records, in a system built around your process instead of a generic template.
Oneset of records for every department
Start a projectClients check orders, download documents and raise requests in one place, at any hour. Your team stops answering the same status questions by email.
Any hourfor clients to find what they need
Start a projectAndroid and iPhone apps for field teams, drivers and site staff, connected to the same system as the office. Work recorded on site is in the office the same minute.
Same minutefrom site to office
Start a projectHiring a team you have never met should come with safeguards. These four rules are part of every project we take on.
Each release goes to a test copy first. Your team tries it, and it reaches real users only when the person you name approves it.
The code sits in your own repository and runs in your own cloud account, under your name, from the first day.
We use tools your IT team knows, follow their rules for security and code, and connect the new software to the systems you keep.
Every week you see what was finished, what is next and what has been spent against the plan. No surprises at the end.
You can stop after any of the four stages. By week three your team has clicked through a prototype of the main screens and marked what is wrong.
01 · Week 1
We sit with the people who will use it, map the work and agree on the smallest first release that would make a difference.
You end withA plan and a fixed price.
02 · Weeks 2 to 3
A clickable version of the main screens. Your team tries it and tells us what is wrong before any real building starts.
You end withScreens your team has approved.
03 · Weeks 4 to 8
We build the first release with a working demo every week, connected to your systems and checked by your IT team.
You end withSoftware your IT team has signed off.
04 · Weeks 9 to 10
One team uses it first, then everyone. We stay close for the first weeks and fix what real use turns up.
You end withSoftware in daily use, and a plan for the next release.
After launch we keep a dedicated team on it, or hand it to your team with full documentation. Your choice.
Judge us on real work. Bring the system you want built or replaced, and we come back with the smallest first release worth building.
Free, 5 days
The work map and the release plan are yours to keep, even if another team writes the code.
From clients in the US, Portugal, New Zealand and the UK.
Cost, code ownership and working with a team you have not met yet, answered plainly.
Describe the users, the main task they need to complete, your existing systems and any required integrations. Add budget, timing and data migration needs if known. A short brief is enough to start; detailed requirements can be developed during discovery.
The price depends on the number of screens and user roles, the systems it connects to and how much data moves over from the old system. The free 5-day audit ends with a fixed price for the first release, and you choose whether to go ahead.
Yes. You don't need to be technical. You describe the problem in your own words, and we write the plan and the price in plain language. You see a working demo every week, so you never need to read code to know where things stand.
Yes. We replace it one module at a time, with the old and new running side by side until the figures match, so the people who use it every day keep working and no data is lost.
Widely used ones your IT team can maintain: React, Next.js and Angular for the web, Node.js and PHP behind it, React Native, Kotlin and Swift for mobile, and AWS for hosting. If you already run a stack, we build on it.
You do, from the first day. The source code, the repository with its full history and the cloud accounts it runs in are under your name, with full documentation. If we part ways you keep everything and owe nothing extra.
You talk to a founder first. Our workday overlaps 3 to 4 hours with US and UK business hours, we report progress in the tools you already use, and we reply within 4 business hours.
Each one shows what the client needed, what we built and the result, so you can judge how close it is to your own project.
News and media
A news and media publishing group in India
We replaced a publisher's patchwork of tools with one news CMS for web, apps and aggregators, live in under a year, then rolled it out to a second daily title.
Software products and SaaS
Secure collaboration software
Users of the client's app were leaving the app to talk on separate video tools. We built encrypted video calls, screen sharing and meetings inside it, under the same security controls as their data.
Operations and logistics
Operations teams
Managers check one screen to see where every task stands, so they stop chasing updates and status meetings make way for real work.
Healthcare
A contract research organization in Gujarat that runs GLP studies for sponsor companies
A contract research lab now runs sponsor inquiries, quotes, milestone billing and every GLP study, from test item receipt to archive, in one web system.
E-commerce
An automotive spare parts business in India
An automotive spare parts business's users now find one part among 5 million-plus records by make and model, part number or description, on any device.
Manufacturing
An Indian colorant and plastics manufacturer with a sister flexible-film company
An Indian colorant maker now follows each buyer from sample request to dispatch, checks every raw material receipt in QC, and sees cost by machine and batch.
Operations and logistics
An Indian group of companies distributing scientific and analytical instruments for overseas manufacturers
A scientific instrument distributor's sales team now takes every inquiry through quotation, order and service contract in one CRM, with rupee prices tied to exchange rates.
Manufacturing
An Indian industrial manufacturer and material sourcing company
A web ERP for an industrial manufacturer: leads and quotations, bills of materials, stock from delivery challans and product test certificates.
Software products and SaaS
A UK organization that helps businesses measure sustainable impact
A web MVP where businesses model five years of financial, environmental and social impact, map it to the UN SDGs and download PDF reports.
Plain-language notes from our engineers on this kind of work, written for the owner who signs the check.
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Show a founder that system in a 30-minute call. You'll leave with what we would build first, roughly what it would cost and how long the first release would take. If we are the wrong team for it, we say so.
What you get back
A few lines is plenty. You get a number before any call.