What we can do for you

We build web applications, back-ends and APIs to order — from software carrying an entire business process to a focused application for a single department. Usually in .NET and Angular, with SQL Server or PostgreSQL underneath.

For organizations, teams and independent professionals where off-the-shelf software does not fit, or where the process is too specific to force into a package.

For example

• A web application replacing a paper or spreadsheet process
• An API that lets other systems reach your data
• New modules and extensions to software you already use

We design the structure of applications and platforms: how the parts work together, where data lives, how the system grows and where the risks sit. Including technology choices and a roadmap that is realistic for the team and budget you have.

For teams starting a new platform, for independent developers who want the structure right from day one, and for organizations where every change to an existing system takes too long.

For example

• Architecture and technology choices for a new platform
• A review of an existing architecture with concrete improvements
• A technical roadmap that matches the reality of the organization

Old applications often run for years simply because nobody dares to touch them. We move them to a current platform step by step: frameworks, databases, infrastructure and dependencies that are no longer supported. No big bang, with how the system works today as the starting point.

For organizations with software that still matters, but whose technology is falling behind or whose maintenance is becoming expensive and risky.

For example

• Migrating older .NET or Angular versions to current ones
• Database and infrastructure migrations, including to the cloud
• Reducing technical debt in a system that has to keep running

Data moved by hand from one system to another is an integration that does not exist yet. We connect applications, packages and services — through APIs, messaging or scheduled exchange — and make sure failures become visible instead of disappearing quietly.

For organizations and freelancers running several systems on the same data, or that need to connect with a customer, a supplier or a government service.

For example

• Connections to ERP, accounting or HR packages, including SAP
• APIs for exchange with partners or government services
• Messaging and synchronization between existing applications

We move applications to Azure and use the services that make sense for your situation: databases, document storage, messaging, background work. With attention to what it costs per month and who runs it afterwards.

For organizations and individual developers moving to the cloud, and for teams already partly in Azure who want to bring structure to it.

For example

• Moving an existing application to Azure
• Document storage, databases and messaging as cloud services
• Advice on cost, operations and where cloud adds nothing

Sometimes you do not need another developer, but someone who helps make the call: a second opinion on a choice, an analysis of why a project is stuck, or technical leadership in a growing team. We also take on the role of lead developer or technical point of contact.

For management and project leads without a technical profile in house, for teams that need direction or reinforcement for a while, and for entrepreneurs or individuals who want an experienced technical sounding board before they commit to a direction.

For example

• A second opinion on a technology choice or a quotation
• Finding out why a project or a system is not moving forward
• Technical leadership, analysis and mentoring of developers

We build generative AI and large language models into existing applications, set up retrieval-augmented systems that answer questions from your own data, and design agent-based automation that carries out multi-step tasks reliably. We also use AI tooling in our own engineering work and help teams adopt it deliberately: where it saves time, where it introduces risk, and how to keep quality and judgment in human hands. No AI for the sake of AI.

For organizations, teams and individuals who want to add an AI feature to something they already run, automate work with language models or agents, or simply want a clear, honest read on what current AI can and cannot do for them.

For example

• Adding a language-model feature — search, drafting, summarizing, classification — to software you already run
• A retrieval-augmented assistant that answers questions from your own documents or data
• Automating a multi-step task with an AI agent or a small multi-agent workflow