Build the application that has to work from day one
Not every project is a legacy system. A lot of what we build is new: SaaS products, ERP and CRM systems, mobile apps and eCommerce platforms - engineered with the same discipline we bring to modernization work.
In short
- Three build types: SaaS products with tenant isolation, billing and permissions built in from the start; custom ERP/CRM systems built around how the business actually operates; and mobile/eCommerce platforms.
- Custom business applications and quality engineering (automated Cypress/NUnit coverage plus manual review before staging) are part of every engagement here, not sold as an add-on.
- We've shipped on React, Node.js, .NET Core, PostgreSQL, AWS, Azure and Flutter - the stack is chosen to fit the problem, not a default answer.
- The code is always yours - repository, IP, and everything in it.
- Real proof: Karneyium (React, .NET Core, PostgreSQL, OpenAI, ArcGIS) and OmniPulse, a four-year ongoing platform engagement.
What Do We Build?
SaaS Product Development
Multi-tenant SaaS products with the parts that are easy to get wrong the first time - tenant isolation, billing, permissions - built in from the start.
Learn MoreCustom ERP & CRM Development
ERP and CRM systems built around how your business actually operates, not a generic module set.
Learn MoreMobile App Development & eCommerce
Native iOS/Android apps and secure eCommerce platforms for high-traffic businesses.
Learn MoreWhat's Part of Every Build?
Custom Business Applications
Internal tools, portals and line-of-business software go through the same build process as the SaaS and ERP/CRM work above - tell us the specifics.
Quality Engineering
Automated coverage (Cypress, NUnit) and manual review before anything reaches staging is built into every engagement here, not sold as an add-on.
Systems we've built
Proof that this isn't a .NET-only stack.
Frequently asked questions
Do you build software from scratch, or only modernize existing systems?
Both. Modernization is where our track record runs deepest, but a large share of our work is new SaaS products, ERP/CRM systems and mobile apps built for a company that already knows exactly what it needs.
What technology stack do you use for new builds?
It depends on the project. We've shipped on React, Node.js, .NET Core, PostgreSQL, AWS, Azure and Flutter - we pick the stack that fits the problem, not one default answer.
Do we own the code?
Yes. The code is yours - repository, IP, and everything in it.
What's your minimum engagement size?
There's no fixed minimum. It depends on scope. Tell us what you need built and we'll tell you honestly whether it's a good fit.
Have something you need built?
Tell us what it needs to do. We'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit before anything else happens.
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