Entry ANew product
Something that does not exist yet
Concept, architecture and a first release. We keep the initial version small enough to ship and structured enough to grow.
LaravelReactReact NativePostgreSQL
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It runs in production.It earns money.Nobody wants to touch it.
Or it does not exist yet, and it has to.
Both are our work, and most of it is the first: we stay with systems that already run a business — on a monthly retainer or as engineers inside your own team. When something new has to exist, we build it so it can still be maintained in five years.
Retainer from €1,300 / monthTeam extensionSystem-CheckLegacy systemsBackend & APIsWeb & mobile
01Two ways in
There are two doors, and they are different rooms.
Pick the one that describes you. The rest of the site follows that choice — services, work and the first question on the contact page.
Entry BExisting system
Something that already has users
A running application, a database with history, and integrations that cannot be switched off. This is where most of our work starts.
PHPSymfonyMySQLDocker
02Before the first line of code
The first four weeks are reading, not writing.
Engineering on an existing system starts with understanding it. This is the part that decides whether everything after it is cheap or expensive.
We read it
The code, the database, the integrations, the cron jobs nobody documented. We write down what the system actually does — which is rarely what the documentation says.
PHPPostgreSQL
We get it running
An undocumented system that only builds on one laptop is not maintainable. First milestone: it runs locally, from a clean checkout, for anyone.
Docker
We put it under test
Enough automated coverage on the paths that carry money or data that a change can be judged before it reaches users.
GitHub Actions
Then we change something
The first release is deliberately small and reversible. Only after that do we touch anything structural.
Laravel
A system nobody can build from a clean checkout is not maintained — it is survived.Working principle
03The life of a system
Software does not finish. It gets older.
Every system we work on is somewhere on this line. Where yours sits decides what the work actually is.
- Day 0
It ships
A first release small enough to put in front of real users, and structured so the second release does not require a rewrite.
LaravelReactPostgreSQL - Day 100
It changes
The data model that looked right at launch meets how the business actually works. Integrations arrive. Someone asks for a report nobody planned.
REST APIDocker - Day 1000
It is inherited
The people who wrote it have moved on. The framework is three majors behind. The system is still running the business.
PHPSymfonyMySQLThis is where most projects reach us
04What we cannot show
Some of the work we are proudest of will never appear on this page.
Ordering & operations platforms · USA / Canada · Material covered by NDA
Confidential by default
We have worked on platforms whose clients, brands and internals we cannot name. Rather than dress that up as a case study, we leave the frame empty and describe the problem shape instead: high order volume, per-location menus and pricing, point-of-sale and delivery integrations, and releases that cannot take a storefront offline.
An NDA can be in place before you share requirements, architecture or commercial detail — and stays in place afterwards. That is the same protection your project gets.
05The first step
Fixed price · €1,290Before anyone commits to a retainer, both sides should know what they are taking on.Why the check comes first
System-Check: three working days in your code, database and deployment, at a fixed €1,290. You get a written report — what the system actually does, where the risks are and what an upgrade path costs — and a call to go through it. If you continue with a retainer within 60 days, the full amount is credited against the first month.
06Start a project
Tell us what you are building.
A short description is enough to begin. If the system already exists, tell us what it does today and what needs to change.
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