Web apps, mobile apps and AI tools, built by engineers who answer for them.
A client's platform we built was bought by a private equity fund.
However impressive AI gets, nobody thinks it could run a roofing company better than a roofer, or an interior design firm better than its designers.
Software is our trade, and it's no different. We use AI tools, the same way you might in your business. They don't decide what gets built, and they don't answer for it if it breaks. We do.
We work with startups and small and medium-sized businesses. Between them, our clients bring in more than $40 million a year.
Here's the pattern we see over and over, in new projects and in ones already half built. Too much goes in at once. Months go into features nobody needed, and the one feature that mattered still doesn't work.
Before we build anything, we'll tell you things like:
Commercial Roofer, a firm that advises roofing companies across the US, wanted a full software platform. We told them which parts could wait. They had 20 paying users, and proof the business case worked, without them.
60+ business owners have worked with us, and our software has more than 1.7 million monthly active users.
Designers at this Wyoming interior design firm spent hours searching supplier websites for products. Now they search by photo or description and get matches from six suppliers, with trade prices, in minutes.
"This is what we've been looking for. I love the different ways you can search, and the ease of functionality."
The founders of Hawii Analyse came to us with an idea: a property data platform for Norway's real estate market. We built it and ran its technology for three years, until a private equity fund bought it for a multi-7-figure sum.
"Along the process, we felt cared for, as if they were part of our business, and not an external contractor doing a transaction."
We also built NiteOwl, a nightlife app for Chicago, and the front end of UpHail, a ride-hailing comparison app with more than 100,000 monthly active users.
Then the rest, in the order that pays off.
Once it works, we carry on with you: the features your team or your customers ask for next, and the connections to the tools your business already runs on.
Yes, including apps made in Lovable, Replit, Claude Code or similar tools. We review it as it is and tell you which parts are worth keeping, fixing or rebuilding, and why, before you decide anything. You can start with a code review and a recommendation.
Yes. We look at how your business runs and where time or money is leaking, then rank what to build.
It depends on the size. Commercial Roofer's first version was live in 10 days. The Designer Interiors search tool took three weeks. PlayEstate was built and run over three years.
You get an estimate within 48 hours of the free call.
No. We'll explain everything in plain language.
Yes. We've built software for clients in the US, the UK and Norway.
No. We design and build web and mobile software too, with or without AI in it.
