Internal platforms
Management tools for operations, projects, inventory or production, with the roles and permissions your team needs.
Custom software
Custom software for companies whose process does not fit a standard tool.
Internal platforms, lightweight ERPs, dashboards, client portals and SaaS products designed around how your company works, not the other way around.
01 Sound familiar?
Signs it is time.
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You work with several tools and spreadsheets that overlap.
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The software you pay for forces workarounds to fit your process.
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You need to give clients or suppliers access to information without emailing it.
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You have a digital product idea and need someone to build it with technical judgment.
02 What we build
Concrete solutions, not generic promises.
- TypeScript
- React
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL
- Supabase
Lightweight ERPs
The ERP pieces your company actually uses —orders, stock, invoicing, purchasing— without the complexity of a generic system.
Dashboards
Dashboards with the metrics that matter, fed automatically from your data sources.
Portals and SaaS
Client or supplier portals and complete SaaS products: authentication, payments, admin panel and deployment.
03 Approach
How we approach it.
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Start with the essentials
We define a first useful version that solves the main problem and expand it based on real use, not assumptions.
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Maintainable technology
A modern, widely used stack —TypeScript, React, Node.js, PostgreSQL— so the software can evolve and any competent team can maintain it.
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Design people use
Clear interfaces for the people who use them every day. Internal software deserves good design too.
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The code is yours
Repository, infrastructure and accounts in your company’s name. No artificial vendor lock-in.
04 Questions
Common questions.
When does custom software make sense over an existing tool?
When the process gives your business an edge, when standard tools force too many workarounds or when licenses and patches cost more than building your own. If an existing solution fits, we will recommend it.
Can I start with a small version?
Yes, and that is usually what we recommend: a first version focused on the essentials, in real use as soon as possible, with later improvements based on what the team actually needs.
Who owns the code?
Your company. The repository, infrastructure and service accounts are in your name.