We build it
Software shaped around how your business actually works, not the other way round. A site, an internal panel, a client portal, or the missing piece of what you already have.
We build it. We automate it. And we stay to look after it.
SMB and enterprise
The tech team you don’t have to hire
Your operation already works. What’s missing is someone to build what it lacks, automate what’s still done by hand, and be there when something breaks on a Sunday.
First call is free, with no strings attached.
- One person to talk to, not an agency
- Scope closed before we start
- We keep it running after handover
Founders and startups
Live in weeks, not next quarter
An idea isn’t validated in a deck — it’s validated by people using it. We ship the first version that already works, put it in front of your customers, and decide what’s next from there.
First call is free, with no strings attached.
- First what proves the idea
- No lock-in to us
- It grows when there’s reason to
Inherited software
Someone else built it; we keep it standing
You inherited a system your business depends on, and whoever built it is gone. We take it over, learn it, put it under watch, and keep adding what it needs.
First call is free, with no strings attached.
- No rewrite from scratch
- Watched from day one
- Documented so it doesn’t happen again
Where we already work
We don’t publish client names
We take our clients’ privacy seriously: if we ever work together, your name won’t show up here either. What we can tell you is which industries we’ve built for.
Education◆Human resources◆Retail◆Financial services◆Food◆Logistics◆Health◆Manufacturing◆
Three lines
Build, automate, operate. In that order.
You can hire just one of the three. Most end up with all three, because a system nobody looks after becomes next year’s problem.
We automate it
What someone does today by copying between screens becomes a flow. It connects to what you already use and speaks up when something doesn’t add up.
We look after it 24/7
Continuous monitoring, backups, updates, and someone who answers. Most people find out their system went down because a customer told them. That won’t be you.
Automation
The work nobody should still be doing by hand
We work with n8n and make.com, and we also write the flow from scratch when the tool falls short. What matters isn’t which one — it’s that it runs on its own, and that someone notices if it stops.
- 1 An order comes in
- 2 It gets checked
- 3 It lands in the system
- 4 The right person is told
And if something fails, nothing is lost: it retries and it reports.
Work
What arrived broken, and how it ended up
No names and no screenshots — out of respect for whoever hired us, and because the detail belongs in a call, not on a public page.
Education
Lesson planning and grading were eating the teaching team’s weekend.
The admin work now happens during the week, and coordination sees the pulse without chasing anyone.
Human resources
Assessing candidates depended on scheduling interviews and on the memory of whoever ran them.
The process runs on its own and the results arrive comparable, with nobody transcribing anything.
Retail
Orders arrived by chat and got lost between conversations.
Every order has its record, its stage, and a link to follow it. Customers ask less and still buy.
Financial services
Daily operations lived in spreadsheets only one person knew how to drive.
Operations now live in a system with an audit trail, and the whole team can hold it up.
Want the detail? We’ll walk you through it on a call.
How we work
No surprises halfway through
- 1
A short discovery
One call to understand the problem and see whether we can solve it. If we’re not the right fit, we say so right there.
- 2
Fixed scope
What gets delivered, in what order, and by when — in writing, before we start. Anything that comes up later is quoted separately, and it’s your call.
- 3
Monthly operation
Once it’s live, it stays monitored and maintained. It’s optional, you can cancel whenever, and it never locks you out of anything.
We talk money on the call, once we know the size of the job. Publishing a price without knowing your problem would be guesswork.
Continuous operation
Someone is watching, right now
Every system we operate checks itself, every few minutes, every day. If something stops responding, the alert reaches us before a complaint reaches you.
- Verified backups
- Data that stays home
- Alerts before complaints
- Take everything if you leave
checking live services… all responding
last night’s backup… verified
certificates… valid
open alerts… none Questions
What people usually ask
How much does it cost?
It depends on the size of the job, which is why we don’t publish prices: a number without context helps nobody. The first call gives us the scope, and the scope gives us the number.
How long does it take?
The first version that already works ships in weeks, not quarters. The slow part isn’t the coding — it’s deciding what comes first, and that gets settled in discovery.
Who owns the code?
Yours. The data too. If one day you decide to move to another provider, everything gets handed over and we help with the move. We don’t work with locked-in clients.
What if I already have someone?
Even better. We come in where we’re needed and work with whoever’s already there. We’ve been the whole team and we’ve been an extra pair of hands; both work.
Why don’t you name clients?
Because what we build is usually what gives our clients their edge, and publishing it takes that away. With written permission we do one-to-one references, privately.
What if something breaks at 3 a.m.?
The monitoring doesn’t sleep, and the alert wakes us, not you. With an operations plan we handle it; without one we still tell you, because knowing is the bare minimum.
Let’s talk
Tell us what’s getting stuck
Write two lines about what you need. We reply with specific questions, not a brochure.