We don’t build websites. We build systems.
Subscription platforms, data engines, artificial-intelligence pipelines and made-to-measure management systems. Architecture, code, infrastructure and maintenance, all in-house, ready from day one.
The software you use today is holding you back.
Standard systems that fall short
You pay licences for features you don’t use. The ones you need are missing. Every customisation is a negotiation with the vendor, takes months and never arrives.
No-code tools that don’t scale
Zapier and Airtable work while volume is low. Then the silent errors and bottlenecks begin. No-code is a prototype, not a system.
Web agencies that don’t do engineering
They have WordPress, Shopify and a template. Software architecture, relational databases, async queues, serious authentication — they don’t talk about those because they don’t know what they are.
If your process is complex, you need someone who actually engineers it.
Four kinds of systems. All in production.
SaaS platforms
Multi-tenant products with authentication, billing, real-time dashboards, integrations. Microservice architecture, containerised infra, end-to-end CI/CD.
Data Platforms
Distributed systems for ingestion, normalisation and analytics over millions of records. Columnar storage, async processing, ~50K req/s throughput.
AI/ML pipelines
Multi-level classification with traditional models and transformers. Automatic cross-validation, optimised batch inference, >90% accuracy in production.
Custom management systems and CRMs
Sales pipelines, two-way calendar sync, 2FA, KPI dashboards. Zero dependence on external SaaS, zero recurring licences.
Every system is written by us, maintained by us, optimised by us.
Six live platforms. Three worth telling you about.
Systems running on real load, every day. Architecture, code, infrastructure, built and maintained by us.
Not demos. Not POCs. Systems running every day on real load.
From listening to a system in production.
We understand the process. We interview the people who’ll use the system. We map the existing flows. Code comes later, much later.
Data models, APIs, sync vs async, performance/cost/maintainability trade-offs. You see a document before the first commit.
2-week cycles, a demo at the end of each sprint, CI/CD from day one. Code tested, versioned, documented.
Monitoring, alerts, hotfixes, optimisation. If the load grows, the system grows. If it breaks at 3 a.m., we’re the ones who wake up.
Four phases. From whiteboard to deploy.
Forty tools. One rule only: what actually runs.
Six categories. Twenty years of selection. Every choice driven by a real problem, never by fashion.
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C# · Python · Go · JavaScript · TypeScript · PHP · Java · SQL · HTML/CSS
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.NET · Node.js · Docker · REST API · ClickHouse · SQL Server · PostgreSQL · MySQL · Redis · MariaDB · SQLite · Nginx
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React · Next.js · Tailwind CSS · Chart.js · WebSockets
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ONNX Runtime · ModernBERT · Hugging Face · scikit-learn
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Selenium · Playwright · Puppeteer · BeautifulSoup · FFmpeg · SMTP
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Git · Linux · Apache · OAuth/OIDC
Every technology is in production today. None of them are here for fashion.
Engineering. Not templates.
WordPress in disguise. We write code from the first character. No templates passed off as "custom software".
Improvised architecture. We design it first, review it in pairs, test it in isolation.
Technical decisions dumped on the client. We explain the trade-offs, then we decide and take responsibility for it.
Untested code. Unit tests, integration tests, smoke tests — prerequisite, not luxury.
Disappearing after go-live. Maintenance, monitoring, optimisation are part of the project, not an optional extra.
Stacks we don’t master. If a project needs technologies we don’t have in production, we say so straight away.
If you were looking for an agency that sells you the idea of software, you’ve come to the wrong address.
Got a complex system to build?
We start by listening.
Twenty minutes. No commitment. You tell us about the process, we tell you whether it makes sense to build it custom, buy it, or mix the two. An honest answer even if it means sending you to another supplier.