Services
Software that runs the business, built and run by one team
We build enterprise platforms, apps, integrations and AI — and usually stay to run them. Most of it replaces something that has stopped coping.
What we build
Eight kinds of work, each backed by real projects
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Enterprise platforms
Systems that run a business function end to end — banking operations, property, point of sale, HR.
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Web applications
Dashboards, portals and internal tools built around the process you already have.
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Mobile applications
Field-facing apps with offline operation, GPS and push — usually the half of a larger system people carry.
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Integration and APIs
Marketplaces, carriers, payment networks and CRMs — built for when the other end is slow, wrong or down.
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Data engineering
Pipelines, streaming and warehouses — the work that has to exist before a dashboard means anything.
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AI and decision engines
Language models inside products, document understanding, rules engines and automated decisions — 12 projects in production.
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Cloud, DevOps and platform
AWS, Azure and Google Cloud; containers when the workload justifies them; CI developers trust; and cost control.
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UI and UX design
Interfaces for software people use all day, judged by how fast a trained user finishes their work.
Before we build
Sometimes the right answer is to buy
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Buy it when…
a product covers most of what you need and you can live with the rest. We will tell you so, even if you arrived ready to commission a build.
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Build it when…
the part a product cannot do is the part your business competes on, the integrations are the real problem, or you are already paying for a product in workarounds.
The less obvious one
We take over systems someone else built
A good share of our work starts with a codebase we did not write — often without its authors, sometimes without documentation. We read it, tell you honestly what shape it is in, and run it. Several platforms in our case studies arrived this way and we have maintained them for years.
A rewrite is occasionally right, and almost always proposed too early.
How engagements run
Named engineers, and the same people after launch
- Shape
- Dedicated team, or fixed scope where the scope really is fixed
- First response
- Within one working day, with who would do the work
- Overlap
- GCC, European and North American business hours
- After launch
- The team that built it runs it
Prefer we never appear in front of your client? See agency and white-label partnerships.
Tell us what you are building
A system to build, replace or rescue. We reply within one working day with who would work on it.