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Follow the real work
We reconstruct inputs, decisions, manual handoffs, exceptions, and ownership instead of starting from an abstract feature list.
For companies and teams with an operational workflow that standard software cannot cover without workarounds.
Custom software development for business workflows
We turn manual handoffs, spreadsheets, and disconnected tools into web apps, APIs, and data systems built around how people actually work.
Tell us about the workflowWhen standard software does not fit the work
- Web apps and portals for specific operational tasks
- Dashboards and internal tools connected to existing sources
- APIs and integrations between applications that do not communicate today
- Review and consolidation of prototypes already used by the team
What is delivered
- A map of the workflow, roles, permissions, and edge cases
- Essential specifications and a vertical slice users can test
- A testable application with documented code and decisions
- Deployment, operational monitoring, and a handover plan
From the current workflow to the application
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Test the core flow
We build a vertical slice across interface, backend, data, and integrations, then put it in the hands of the people involved.
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Consolidate and transfer
We complete the required cases, make releases repeatable, and deliver the code, infrastructure, and documentation.
Software shaped around its context
Screeba automates an audio-to-document workflow. Mirror organises complex statistical sources. 2Sequel controls natural-language access to databases. Targage makes video-derived data operational.
Screeba
An AI product that turns lecture recordings into structured Word notes ready for study.
Read the case studyMirror
A Data Ops platform making ISTAT open data easier to use through documentation, APIs, search, and guided interfaces.
Read the case study2Sequel
An enterprise text-to-SQL interface designed to make data queryable without giving up control or auditability.
Read the case studyTargage
A computer-vision layer that makes existing garage and parking video streams searchable by license plate.
Read the case studyQuestions about custom software
When should we build rather than buy a SaaS product?
When the workflow is differentiating, needs deep integrations, or still creates manual work after available products have been configured.
Can you build an MVP?
Yes, if it contains a testable value flow. We separate what is required for validation from what will be needed to operate the product at scale.
Can you integrate tools we already use?
Yes, after checking the APIs, formats, permissions, and limits of the systems involved. Integration is treated as part of the architecture, not a final detail.
Who manages the software after delivery?
We can continue its development or transfer repositories, infrastructure, procedures, and documentation to the internal team.
Which step still depends on spreadsheets, copying, or manual checks?
Describe who uses the workflow, which tools are involved, and where the flow breaks. You do not need to arrive with a finished specification.
Describe the workflow