From a single integration to a full product on three platforms. Every service below is delivered by our own engineers, and the source code and technical documentation are handed over to you.
From requirements gathering to release on the App Store and Google Play. Native or cross-platform builds in Kotlin, Swift and Flutter, with offline synchronisation, push notifications, biometric authentication and managed store updates.
Portals, admin back-offices and B2B systems on React, Next.js and ASP.NET Core. Database design and query optimisation, role-based access, data exports and reporting screens are part of the same delivery.
Workstation applications in C#, WPF and .NET MAUI: integration with printers, scanners, scales and laboratory devices, offline mode, synchronisation with a central database and self-updating installers.
REST and gRPC services, data migration, reconciling database schemas and scheduled synchronisation — leaving one API layer and consolidated reporting for management instead of manual file exchange.
User flows, wireframes and interactive prototypes in Figma, then a design system and component library. One visual language across mobile, web and desktop, with accessibility requirements built in from the start.
Test case design, end-to-end suites in Playwright, unit tests in xUnit and automatic execution in the CI pipeline, plus regression, load and acceptance testing with tracked defect reports.
Packaging with Docker and Kubernetes, deployment to Azure or on-premise servers, CI/CD pipelines, documented backup and restore procedures, and centralised monitoring of logs and metrics.
Application software for ATMs, POS devices and self-service kiosks: EMV and POS API integration, receipt and cash modules, remote updates, a central monitoring dashboard and settlement reconciliation.
Taking over an existing system, setting up monitoring and alerting, applying security updates, fixing defects and delivering small improvements under a monthly, SLA-based support contract.
We study your processes, existing systems and constraints, then agree requirements, scope and success criteria in writing before any estimate is given.
Solution architecture, data model, security and integration design plus interface prototypes are approved before the first line of production code is written.
Two-week sprints, a working demo at the end of each one, peer code review and automated tests. Priorities can be re-set as the product takes shape.
Deployment, user training, handover of source code and documentation, then monitoring and SLA-based support for as long as you need it.
Talk to an engineer about scope, platform choice and a realistic estimate before you commit to anything.