Product and software development
Spreadsheets, copy-paste between tools and manual reports slow a growing business down. We build internal systems and integrations around your real workflows, then deploy and maintain them with clear responsibilities.
The real cases the system must handle, written down with your team before design starts.
Which system owns which data, how they sync, and what happens when a sync fails.
A migration plan with a trial run, checks against the source, and a rollback path.
Hosting, monitoring, backups and a written split of responsibilities between your team and ours.
Five projects across financial software, smart access, education, workspace booking and telecom. Explore the products we built and how they work.
Ledger
Passage
Haven
Shadow the people doing the work and collect real examples, exceptions included.
Data ownership, integrations, permissions and acceptance criteria.
Ship the most painful step first so the team benefits early.
Monitoring, support and improvements under an agreed plan.
Idempotent sync jobs, retries with backoff, and a dead-letter queue you can inspect.
Explicit ownership per entity, audit fields, and migrations rehearsed on a copy of production data.
Least-privilege service accounts, secrets in a managed vault, and access reviewed at handover.
Code and infrastructure live in your accounts. Runbooks cover common failures.
The estimate depends on workflow complexity, user roles, integration quality, migration volume and support needs. Start with one expensive manual process and a sample of its exceptions. We scope the smallest useful release before pricing the build.
Use rules and standard APIs for predictable data movement. Use AI integration when the job needs language, document understanding or uncertain inputs. A model adds evaluation and maintenance work. It is not required for every integration.
Only when that is cheaper over time. Often the better answer is a small system that connects the tools you already pay for.
Mostly TypeScript on the front end and back end, with Node.js, React and PostgreSQL. We adapt to your stack when you already have one.
Either we do under an ongoing plan, or your team does after a documented handover. The split is written down before launch.
Next step
Describe the workflow and the tools involved. We will reply with questions and a first outline.
