Custom software
Web platforms, internal tools and mobile applications built for a specific job, not adapted from a template.
- Web applications and dashboards
- iOS and Android clients
- APIs, integrations, automation
Software development & consumer tech
Software that ships.
Software that ships.
Hardware that makes sense.
We design and build custom software — web platforms, mobile apps, backends — and the companion experiences that make connected consumer products worth owning. One team from the first sketch to the release build.
What we do
Two disciplines, one delivery team
Most products fail in the seams — between the app and the firmware, the backend and the interface. We build across those seams instead of handing them off.
Consumer technology
The software layer around a physical product: setup flows, companion apps, firmware updates and the account system behind them.
- Companion apps and onboarding
- Device provisioning and telemetry
- Over-the-air update pipelines
Platform & cloud
The infrastructure that keeps the first version running once real users arrive and the traffic stops being polite.
- Cloud architecture and deployment
- Data pipelines and reporting
- Monitoring, CI/CD, cost control
Engineering
Built to be handed over
Software outlives the people who wrote it. We write it that way: readable code, documented decisions, no private knowledge that walks out of the door when an engagement ends.
- You own the repository and the infrastructure accounts
- Tests and CI configured from the first week, not bolted on later
- Architecture choices written down with the reasoning intact
- Handover documentation as part of delivery, not an extra
Consumer products
The part the customer actually touches
A connected product is judged in its first ten minutes — pairing, account setup, the moment it either works or does not. That flow deserves as much engineering as the hardware it fronts.
- Setup and pairing flows that survive a bad network
- Clear failure states instead of an endless spinner
- Update and rollback paths planned before launch
- Telemetry that answers questions, not just fills a database
How it runs
A short path to something real
Four stages, with a working build in your hands well before the end.
Scope
We agree on what the product must do, what it must not do, and what success looks like in measurable terms.
Prototype
The riskiest part gets built first — the integration, the protocol, the thing nobody is sure about yet.
Build
Short cycles with a deployable build at the end of each one. Progress is something you can open, not a status colour.
Release & hand over
Launch, monitoring in place, documentation written, credentials transferred. Support afterwards if you want it.
Stack
Tools chosen per project
Nothing here is mandatory. These are simply what we reach for most often when the problem does not argue for something else.
TypeScript
React
Node.js
Python
Go
C / C++
Swift
Kotlin
PostgreSQL
Redis
MQTT
Docker
Kubernetes
AWS
Terraform
Have something you want built?
Send a short description of the problem. You will get a straight answer on whether we are the right people for it — including when we are not.