The system your operation needs, when the one you bought does not do what is needed. Web or mobile, from zero or on top of what you already run, built for the people doing the work and not for the demo.
Sooner or later the software you bought stops doing what your operation needs, and whoever sold it is not going to change it for you. So the team invents a parallel path just to get work done.
Web or mobile, from zero or on top of the systems you already run. We design for the people doing the work every day, not for the meeting where the budget gets approved. We move in sprints with something usable early, because adjusting against a real screen is cheap and adjusting against a document is worthless.
What you getAn online store built from zero: catalogue, cart, payments through a gateway, coupons with their usage history, and addresses carrying the tax data a Mexican invoice needs. Products are loaded in bulk from a spreadsheet, and the confirmation, verification and password emails go out on their own.
Player profiles, communities with their own announcements, tournaments with single and double elimination brackets, winners and losers advancing on their own, and the grand final reset when it applies. Chat runs over websocket and is stored, so yesterday’s argument is still there today. Sign in with an account or with Google, with every session listed so it can be closed from another device.
Mobile apps with their own API instead of a rented backend: sign-up, session, user data and sync on servers we run. One of them left a managed service behind and moved onto ours. On the desktop, the same idea native for Linux, Windows and macOS.
Four questions first, so the call starts where it matters instead of at the beginning. If in those 45 minutes we see this is not for you, we say so right there.
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