How it starts

Three steps, the first one is free

1

A short call

Thirty minutes. We look at the process and where it hurts most.

2

Prototype and offer

You get clickable screens and a price with a fixed scope.

3

Build and handover

Working versions as we go, then deployment, training and support.

What we build

One team, every platform your work touches

Web applications

Runs in the browser, no install, reachable from anywhere.

  • Dashboards and admin tools
  • Customer portals
  • Online ordering

Mobile applications

For the people who work away from a desk.

  • iOS and Android
  • Works offline too
  • Photos and reports from the field

Integrations

Your existing systems finally talking to each other.

  • Connection to your current tools
  • Data flowing without retyping
  • Automatic reports

What if it goes wrong?

The usual fear about bespoke development, answered

You see it before it is built

A clickable prototype first. You approve the screens, then we write code.

A working version at the end of every step

Not one big reveal at the end. You try it as it grows and can change direction.

Fixed scope, fixed price

What is in the offer is in the price. Anything new is quoted separately, before it starts.

What you get

Built on Google Cloud, so it holds up when the business grows.

  • Does not slow down when many people use it at once
  • Encrypted data and GDPR compliant storage
  • Integration with the systems you already run
  • Testing before every release
  • Support and further development afterwards

The figure depends on the scope: you get a fixed price after the call and the prototype.

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Frequently asked questions

The questions companies ask us before they commit

How long does it take?

It depends on the scope. The exact timeline comes with the offer, once the scope is agreed.

Do we depend on you afterwards?

The system runs in your own Google Cloud account and the documentation is handed over with it. We keep developing it if you want us to, not because you have no other option.

Can it work with the software we already use?

Usually yes. If your current tools have an interface, we connect to it. If they do not, we look for another route before you commit.

Is this not more expensive than buying something ready made?

Up front, often yes. It becomes cheaper when the ready made option needs a monthly licence per person, plus the manual work that keeps filling the gaps.

What languages do you work in?

Hungarian, Slovak and English, in writing and on the phone.

The process stays, the software adapts

Tell us the job that eats the most manual work today. We look at it in thirty minutes, and you decide whether it is worth going on.