What custom software means here
Off-the-shelf tools are right for most jobs. Custom software earns its place when your process is the thing that makes your business different, or when you spend hours each week moving information between tools that were never meant to talk to each other.
We build full-stack applications: the screens people use, the logic behind them, the database, the place where it all runs and the secure way your team reaches it. You deal with one team from the first conversation to the day-to-day care afterwards.
How AI speeds up the work, without cutting corners
We use AI in every stage of a project, but a person is always responsible for the result. In practice that means:
- Planning: turning a rough brief into clear requirements and a list of what is in and out of the first version.
- Design: producing several options quickly, so you react to something real instead of imagining it.
- Building: writing and reviewing code faster, with automated tests catching mistakes early.
- Keeping track: notes, decisions and open questions are recorded as we go, so nothing slips when the project grows.
What we build
These are the kinds of applications we are asked for most. Each starts with the same conversation about who will use it and what a good first version looks like.
Where it runs, and how you get in
We look after the space your application runs in, so you do not need to find a hosting provider or manage servers. Access is protected: your team reaches the application through an encrypted private connection, and each person sees only what they should.
How it connects to our software
Because we also make our own software, what we build for you can use it from day one instead of reinventing it:
- Sign-in and secrets: PassWeb can store the credentials your application needs, without them living in files.
- Email: MailReply can send and read messages on behalf of your application, with an AI assistant helping where you want it.
- Search: the private AI from our Labs can make your own documents searchable inside the application.
Which pieces are ready and which are still experiments is something we tell you plainly before you decide.
What it costs
There is no one price for custom software, and we would rather not publish numbers that mean nothing for your case. What we can promise is how it works: a free first call, a written estimate for a first version that you can accept or decline, and weekly progress so you can stop or change direction at any point.