Which tech stack do you use?

Default: TypeScript plus Next.js plus Postgres plus hosting of choice. For specific requirements we switch to Python, Go or Rust. Stack choice is not religious, it is tied to use case and maintainability.

Who maintains the system after launch?

You, with docs and a training plan. Or continuous maintenance on a monthly retainer (bug fixing, updates, small features). We rely on adoption, not on lock-in.

How does it scale when we grow?

Architecture is designed for scaling: stateless services, clear data layers, auto-scaling capable. Load tests run in the hardening phase with realistic scenarios.

Where does the system run, who hosts?

You choose: AWS, GCP, Hetzner, Vercel or self-host on your own infrastructure. We set up, document, hand over access. No hosting lock-in through us.

Who owns the code after the build?

You, fully. Repository sits in your GitHub or GitLab account, no licence strings. We keep no exploitation rights, no lock clauses. You can let another developer continue from day one.

Service · Custom-Software

Custom software for your operations. No SaaS lock-in.

Web app, internal tool, workflow engine, built for your processes instead of the mass market. Code, data and hosting choice belong to you. In plain terms: a tool that bends to your process, instead of forcing your process into someone else's software.

Method

Spec workshop
Operator and tech lead distil what the system must do: user stories, data model, integration points. In plain terms: we build clarity first, then code, instead of expensively missing the target.
MVP build
Production code from day one, with tests, logging and CI from the start. No throwaway prototype that gets rewritten later. In plain terms: what you see is the system, not a mock-up to discard.
Production hardening
Performance, security, monitoring, backup. Hand-off to your team or continuous maintenance, your choice. In plain terms: a system that also runs at three in the morning, not just in the demo.

What you own at the end.

Solid spec (user stories, data model, acceptance criteria)
Production app (frontend plus backend plus database, running)
Hosting setup on the cloud of your choice (AWS, GCP, Hetzner, self-host)
Docs plus onboarding for the team (code, architecture, ops runbook)
Maintenance plan plus code ownership (repository in your account)