Custom software development

Custom software is justified when your business has a rule the market's tools ignore — and working around it costs you every day. We have been building this kind of application for sixteen years: healthcare facility management, a multi-agency property platform, e-commerce back offices. What they have in common is not the technology; it is that people use them daily as their actual job, and that they cannot go down.

What you get

Deliverables

• check_circleThe application in production, on your domain, with its backups
• check_circleThe source code, in a repository that belongs to you
• check_circleAutomated tests on the business rules, run on every change
• check_circleOperational documentation: how it deploys, where the data lives, who to call

Frequently asked questions

Custom or off the shelf?

Off the shelf first, genuinely. If an existing tool covers 90% of your need, buying and adapting it is cheaper. Custom is justified when the core of your business is precisely what those tools do not do — or when per-user subscriptions end up costing more than the development.

Who owns the code?

You do. The repository is handed over, and you can give the work to someone else. That is also in our interest: a client held in place by technical lock-in is not a satisfied client.

How long for a first version?

A few weeks for a useful scope, a few months for a tool that genuinely replaces what exists. We would rather announce a short first milestone and hit it than a distant date nobody ever hits.