What we know how to build
Short and without jargon: what you can ask us for, and what we're genuinely good at.
Six areas
Interfaces
Modern web applications — fast and accessible, and just as good on a phone as on a large screen. Light and dark themes, several languages, animation that doesn't weigh the page down.
Business logic
Complex flows: orders, bookings, case files, multi-step approvals, roles and permissions. The part where most projects are lost, because that's where a company's rules refuse to fit a template.
Data
Relational databases built to survive change, with versioned migrations and verified backups. An untested backup is not a backup.
Payments and invoicing
Card payments online, payouts to multiple sellers, cash on delivery, e-invoicing and VAT by country — including reverse charge for EU customers.
AI features
Assistants that know only your business, search in plain language, agents that keep watch on their own. With a spending cap and the name of whoever spent it.
Going live
Deployment on our server or yours, with a certificate, a rollback ready if something falls over, and automated checks that open the pages in a real browser.
Three rules for choosing tools
It has to exist in five years
We choose what has a community and a history. You don't want to find out in two years that the thing your shop stands on is no longer maintained by anyone.
Someone else has to be able to take it over
Your code must be continuable by another developer, not only by us. That's why we write WHY in the code, not just WHAT.
It mustn't depend on other people's servers
A site that pulls its styles and fonts from four places goes down when any one of them does.
Already have something and want us to carry on with it?
Tell us what you're on now. If it holds, we build on it; if it doesn't, we'll tell you honestly why.
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