Built for how you work
We take on custom software for businesses that need something shaped around how they actually operate — not another shelf product with a long configuration project, and not a pile of tickets with nobody accountable for the result.
You bring the need and the constraints. We take responsibility for the software: find a sensible path, build it, put it into use, and keep developing it. Product decisions and data stay with you. The work stays in systems and accounts you control.
What that usually looks like
Something new. An internal tool or a product when nothing off the shelf fits well enough. We cut the first slice so you can try it early, then grow from what you learn — not from a wish list frozen on day one.
Something in the way. A system that still runs the business but holds you back. We replace it gradually, or retire it in stages, so day-to-day work does not stop while the new one arrives.
Something already yours. We take over an existing application: incidents, upgrades, the next features. Old systems come with history. We start from how it behaves today, then improve it without pretending the past never happened.
How we work together
We begin with who uses it, what must not break, budget and timing. Someone on your side needs to prioritise and open doors. We say early if the brief is too vague to price or schedule honestly — uncomfortable in a first meeting, better than a surprise half a year later.
Scope comes in pieces you can judge. After go-live we agree who runs it day to day: us on a monthly retainer, your people with a clear handover, or a mix. We stay with the work past the launch date; finishing includes the awkward parts, not only the demo.
If what you mainly need is a Rails application brought to the current series and kept there, that is Rails Upgrade. If you want senior people inside your own team while you keep owning the product, that is Senior engineers.
One example
Autoliitto. We built and still run the systems behind roadside assistance for dozens of car brands — high peaks, location-based dispatch, work that cannot wait for a ticket queue. Read the case →
Next step
Tell us what the software has to do for the business, and what must keep working while we get there. A short conversation is enough to see whether we should own the build — or point you to a better fit.