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Product and AI engineering partner

Custom software and AI automation for growing businesses.

Byteforge builds SaaS products, business systems, and AI workflows—from architecture and implementation to production.

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We do the heavy lifting in software and AI.

30 days
To a first MVP release, for a scope agreed in week 1
Weekly
Reviews of working software against acceptance criteria
US · EU
Remote delivery with overlapping working hours

01Evidence

Engineering you can inspect.

Start with something you can open today. MergeForge is a product we designed, built and maintain ourselves; its code and tests are public.

MergeForge in VS Code: your version, the editable result, and theirs, scrolled together.
MergeForge in VS Code: your version, the editable result, and theirs, scrolled together.

MergeForge

Explore our merge-conflict tool for VS Code and Cursor.

A three-pane conflict resolver with optional, reviewable AI. Its merge logic is tested against real git merge-file output.

  • Published on the VS Marketplace and Open VSX
  • Source and tests on GitHub
  • AI proposes; you review every write before Apply
Explore MergeForge

Kaine Forge

Kaine Forge — a foundation for product engineering

An open-source TypeScript monorepo for web, desktop and mobile, with shared packages, authentication, organization-scoped data and coding-agent workflows.

Explore Kaine Forge

02Services

What do you need to build or improve?

Build a product, improve business software, or put AI to work. For existing systems, explore AI integration with defined data access, evaluation and maintenance.

01

Product development

Build a SaaS product or business application with a defined release scope.

  • Discovery and release scope
  • Design and engineering
  • Support after release
Product engineering
02

AI automation

Connect AI to your support, operations, or knowledge workflows with clear approval boundaries.

  • Workflow map and feasibility
  • Evaluation criteria
  • Operation and cost tracking
AI automation
03

Architecture and modernization

Plan integrations, remove system bottlenecks, and migrate existing software in manageable stages.

  • Current-state review
  • Decision records
  • Staged migration plan
Software architecture

Choose a fixed-scope project, a dedicated team, or ongoing support. Our buying guide compares responsibilities and budget control.

03Selected work

The product, our contribution, and the outcome.

Five projects across financial software, smart access, education, workspace booking and telecom. Explore what we built and where our contribution fits.

All case studies
Reconstructed interface with sample data — not a client screenshot or measured results.

Ledger

Financial reporting and business planning

Client project
The product challenge
Finance teams need to explore business data, prepare reports and work with financial calculations in one product. The platform supports financial planning and analysis with accounting data and interactive dashboards.
Our contribution
Reporting, calculations, access control and subscriptions
Delivered capabilityFinancial reporting and calculation tools delivered alongside core product features.
Read the case study: Ledger
Reconstructed interface with sample data — not a client screenshot or measured results.

Passage

Parking management and mobile access

Client project
The product challenge
Parking operators manage permissions and garage access for different users, while drivers need practical ways to enter and manage their access. The product spans business administration and consumer-facing parking applications.
Our contribution
Administration interfaces, mobile access and frontend architecture
Delivered capabilityConnected administration and mobile interfaces for parking access and management.
Read the case study: Passage
Reconstructed interface with sample data — not a client screenshot or measured results.

Relay

School device management and modernization

Client project
The product challenge
Schools need to manage devices across iOS, Android, macOS and ChromeOS, with interfaces for administrators and teachers. Device visibility and classroom controls need to remain usable as the product evolves.
Our contribution
Angular migration, real-time controls and a browser extension
Delivered capabilityModernized application interfaces with real-time device controls and browser integration.
Read the case study: Relay
Reconstructed interface with sample data — not a client screenshot or measured results.

Haven

Mobile workspace and meeting-room booking

Client project
The product challenge
People using shared work environments need to find and book suitable spaces, meeting rooms and related services. The product brings these booking and management workflows to mobile users.
Our contribution
React Native mobile application development
Delivered capabilityMobile interfaces for workspace and meeting-room booking.
Read the case study: Haven
Reconstructed interface with sample data — not a client screenshot or measured results.

Atlas

Telecom lifecycle management software

Client project
The product challenge
Telecom service providers, managed service providers and resellers work with complex service and network information. The SaaS product supports telecom lifecycle management, including inventory and cost-management workflows.
Our contribution
Responsive web application development
Delivered capabilityResponsive web interfaces for telecom lifecycle management.
Read the case study: Atlas

04Delivery

From first scope to production.

Our proposed delivery model. Each step ends with something you can review.

  1. 01

    Define the problem

    Map users, systems, constraints, and the first useful outcome.

  2. 02

    Plan the work

    Agree the release scope, architecture, responsibilities, and acceptance criteria.

  3. 03

    Build and review

    Review working software against the agreed requirements.

  4. 04

    Release and operate

    Prepare deployment, monitoring, documentation, and handover.

A focused MVP release in 30 days.

One core workflow, with scope and dependencies agreed in week 1. The 30-day target depends on timely access, decisions and a release small enough to validate. What fits in a 30-day MVP.

30 daysFirst MVP release
Inside the 30 days
  1. Week 1Scope locked
  2. Week 2First working build
  3. Week 3Review and harden
  4. Week 4Release to users
A 30-day target for a defined release scope agreed in week 1, with timely access and decisions: one core workflow, required integrations and deployment. Additional workflows receive their own scope and schedule.

05Responsibility

Engineering decisions you can inspect.

Instead of a wall of technology logos, here is what we write down and hand over on every project.

  • Architecture

    Decisions and tradeoffs recorded as short decision records, with the options we rejected and why.

  • Quality

    Code review, automated tests on risky paths, and release criteria agreed before the build starts.

  • Ownership

    You own the code, repositories and infrastructure accounts. Deployment and handover are part of the scope.

See how we work in practice

Next step

Tell us what you need to build.

Share the product, system or workflow you want to improve. We work remotely with businesses across Europe and the USA, in English or BCMS.

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