Solution

Custom software

The system your operation runs on, built to your actual model.

Owned
Source, data and infrastructure
Fixed
Cost base instead of per-seat licences
Weeks
To a usable first release, not quarters

Every engagement fits one of these four shapes. Open the one closest to your situation.

Overview

When off-the-shelf forces you to work in a way that costs you money, custom is cheaper than the workaround. We build web platforms, portals and internal systems the way engineering teams build them: typed, tested, documented and yours.

What usually breaks
  • 01Your process is your advantage, and the SaaS you rent does not support it.
  • 02Licence costs scale with headcount while your margin does not.
  • 03Critical logic lives in spreadsheets and in one person's head.
  • 04The previous build was delivered without tests, docs or a way to hand it over.

What we build

The system your operation runs on, built to your actual model.

Typical stack
  • TypeScript, React, TanStack Start
  • Node / edge runtimes
  • Postgres with row-level security
  • Object storage and CDN delivery
  • CI/CD with preview environments
  • Observability and error tracking
  • Web platforms and portals

    Customer, partner and internal portals with role-based access and a real permission model.

  • Operational dashboards

    The numbers that drive daily decisions, computed once and trusted by everyone.

  • Multi-tenant products

    If you are building a product rather than a tool, tenancy, billing and onboarding designed in from day one.

  • Performance and SEO

    Server rendering, sane bundles and structured data — because a slow platform loses money quietly.

  • Testing and CI

    Typed end to end, tested where it matters, deployed by pipeline rather than by hand.

  • Handover

    Architecture notes, runbooks and a walkthrough. You can bring it in-house whenever you want.

Questions we get

  • Is custom not more expensive?

    Up front, often yes. Over three years, rarely — once you count licences, workarounds and the revenue lost to a process you cannot change.

  • How do you avoid a two-year project?

    We ship a narrow, genuinely useful first release, then extend against real usage. Scope is cut by value, not by deadline panic.

  • What happens after launch?

    A support and iteration arrangement if you want one, or a clean handover with documentation if you do not. Both are normal.

Not sure which fits?

Describe the problem. We'll tell you what should actually be built.

Sometimes the answer is a full platform. Sometimes it is one integration and a rule engine. We will say which.

No specification needed — describe the problem in a few lines.

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