Specification, software and cloud — one discipline.
Business software goes wrong most often before the first line of code: in unclear requirements, in architecture that does not fit the way the system will be run, and in hand-overs between the people who define, build and operate it. We do all three with one team, in that order.
Discovery and specification
Requirements, processes, data and architecture written down so a system can be priced, built and tested.
Read more →Software & cloudCustom software development
Portals, internal tools, integrations and automation, built in two-week iterations against the specification.
Read more →Software & cloudCloud architecture and DevOps
Infrastructure as code, pipelines, observability and security by design — on the cloud the software will run on.
Read more →Software & cloudIntegration and modernisation
Connecting ERP, CRM, shop and sector systems; upgrading and replacing what no longer carries the business.
Read more →Specified by the people who will build it
The analyst who writes the specification sits next to the engineers who estimate it. Requirements are written to be built, not to be admired.
Built for the platform it will run on
Cloud architecture is designed with the software, not bolted on at the end: environments, deployments, monitoring, backups and cost are part of the design.
Run by the people who built it
After launch, the system is operated by the team that knows it — patched, monitored, backed up and developed further under one retainer.
A fixed price, because the specification exists
A written scope with acceptance criteria is what makes a fixed price possible. Changes are estimated and agreed as they arise; nothing is hidden in an hourly rate.
Customer, tenant and partner portals
Self-service accounts, documents, requests, appointments, payments and notifications — for the people your business serves.
Internal tools and back-office applications
Forms, workflows, approvals and dashboards that replace spreadsheets and e-mail chains.
Integrations and data pipelines
ERP, CRM, accounting, e-commerce, property and hotel systems connected, so that data is entered once and reports are right.
Automation
Scheduled jobs, document generation, data transfers and AI-assisted steps — with people where judgment is needed.
Applications behind websites and shops
Configurators, calculators, booking and quoting tools, B2B ordering.
Modernised legacy systems
The application everyone depends on and nobody dares to touch — assessed, upgraded or replaced in stages.
- TypeScript / Node.js
- Python
- .NET
- React
- Vue
- PostgreSQL
- MySQL / MariaDB
- SQL Server
- Redis
- REST and GraphQL APIs
- Webhooks and message queues
- Docker
- Kubernetes
- Terraform
- GitHub Actions / GitLab CI
- AWS
- Microsoft Azure
- Google Cloud
- European cloud providers
- OpenTelemetry, Grafana
- n8n / Power Automate
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