The company lives in spreadsheets
Approvals, queues, and status are copied between tools. We turn the repeated work into software with an owner.
// Custom
Custom software development
Custom software is the system your company actually runs on, when a generic tool forces the business to work around it.
We build that with an in-house team in Kosovo: internal tools, workflow, APIs, and the product software around them.
Problems this work is for
Off-the-shelf almost fits
Almost is expensive. We look at what must be yours and what should stay a normal integration.
The spec is a wishlist
We cut scope to the version that is still worth launching, and write down what can wait.
What you get
- A scoped first version of the system
- The application, data model, and integrations
- Roles and an audit trail where the work needs them
- A production release
- A written picture of what should be built next
How the work runs
01
Understand the operation
Who does the work today, where it stalls, and what a finished task looks like.
02
Design boundaries
What this system owns, what it asks another system for, and what we will not build yet.
03
Ship the first real version
Software people can use, with the operational pieces required to run it.
Technologies
The usual tools for this work. The product picks the stack, not the other way around.
- TypeScript
- Next.js
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL
- Python
- Laravel
- PHP
Questions
Do you build internal tools as well as customer products?
Yes. Operator consoles, workflow, and the systems a team runs the company on are normal work here.
Will you sign up to an unbounded backlog?
No. Launch closes the scoped build. Further work is a continued engagement, billed at the same rates.