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Custom software
Applications built for how a business actually runs: ordering, scheduling, billing, administration.
Off-the-shelf software fits the average business. When your operation is not average, the workarounds start: spreadsheets beside the system, copy and paste between tools, steps that live in someone’s head.
We build software around how your business actually runs, from the first prototype to a product in production, with the tests, security reviews and weekly reports that let you trust what ships.
This is for you if
- Your team works around your tools instead of with them
- You have a prototype or a proven method and need a real product
- You need to move fast without losing control of quality
Articles
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From zero automated checks to 918 in under nine weeks
Sixteen weeks of a product had no automated checks. By its September release it had 918, and a gate that blocks any release when one fails. What we built, and the two times the safety net itself needed fixing.
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"One system, many customers: proving their data stays apart"
A product that holds several companies’ sales calls must never let one see another’s. Saying so is easy. Here is how we checked it on the live system, and what we built so the answer stays true after every change.
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Building a school platform with an AI pair programmer
97 code changes, 74 of them written together with an AI coding assistant. How we built SuperEscuela’s student app and teacher records system, and the rules that kept the AI useful and the data safe.
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Build on your own accounts from day one
Who holds the repository, the cloud account and the AI keys decides how easy it is to change partners, hire a team or raise the next round. Why we build on the client’s own accounts from the first day.
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Let customers connect their own CRM in one click
Self-serve software cannot ask every customer to copy an access key and book a call with their admin. How we built a one-click, read-only CRM connection, and why “what you did not share” deserves a screen of its own.
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Test the paths that have never run
A billing error would have given top-tier customers a fifth of what they paid for. It was waiting in a feature nobody could test yet. How one round of hands-on review found it, and 30 other problems, before the first invoice.
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"Built for the oldest phone: offline-first, no passwords, no frameworks"
SuperEscuela is a free school for Spanish-speaking children who may have an old phone and a weak signal. The technical choices that follow from that, and why “light” is a feature, not a compromise.
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"Senior team or first hires? The first 90 days after a round"
After a raise, the instinct is to hire. Hiring is right, but it is slow, and the first months decide what the next round sees. When a senior team that ships from week one makes more sense, and how it should hand over.
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What the first eight weeks of an AI product look like
A sales-coaching expert had a method proven by hand, a clickable mockup and an 8-week plan. The core product was working in eight weeks, as planned. Week by week, what that took, and how risks were handled along the way.
Related work
An AI sales-coaching product: from clickable mockup to working product in 8 weeks
Sales technology · client details withheld
A sales-coaching expert had a method proven by hand and a clickable mockup. We built the product around six AI agents that score calls against the client’s own scorecard, watch the CRM pipeline, prepare managers, coach reps, run one-to-ones and diagnose dips, with self-serve sign-up, CRM connection and billing.
Sales technology
A mutual fund management tool with an AI assistant
Financial services · client details withheld
A management tool for mutual funds, built together with an AI assistant for the team that runs them.
Financial services
SuperEscuela: a free school, built and written with AI
Non-profit education platform · our own project
A school that is played: free, ad-free and offline-first, for Spanish-speaking children, with a records system for teachers. Built with an AI pair programmer; its content is written by an AI pipeline against Costa Rica’s national curriculum: 733 topics, 2,786 lessons and 13,705 practice questions so far.
Education
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