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Custom software
When a company grows past the software it started on, the usual answer is another subscription and another workaround. We build the system properly instead, so it fits the way you actually operate and it belongs to you when it is finished.
Services
Most of our work falls into these five. If yours does not, tell us anyway. We will say honestly whether it is something we should take on.
The software your staff sit in all day. Job cards, stock, scheduling, approvals, quoting, reporting. These are the systems that decide whether a working day is smooth or a mess, and they are almost always the ones companies are running on a spreadsheet.
Where your clients log in to see their account, their orders, their documents or their usage. Done well, a portal removes a large share of the phone calls your team fields every day, because people can answer their own questions.
Storefronts and marketing sites that load fast, hold up under real traffic and take payments safely. Built from scratch rather than assembled from a theme and thirty add-ons, so there is far less to go wrong and no monthly fee that climbs as you sell more.
Your accounting package, your CRM, your warehouse and your website should share information without anyone retyping it. We build the connections between them, so the data moves once and stays correct in every place it appears.
An old system nobody wants to touch, or a platform whose fees no longer make sense. We move you off it in stages, with your history intact and the business running throughout. Nobody is asked to switch everything over on a Monday morning and hope for the best.
Our support and sales system can be built into whatever we make for you, so your customers get answers inside the product rather than by email. It also works on its own, on the site you already have.
See NyViAA question we get asked a lot
Both, and the honest answer is that it depends on the job. Here is how we decide, so you can hold us to it.
Well maintained open tools are used by millions of engineers, are inspected constantly, and cost you nothing in licence fees. They also make you easy to hire for, because the skills are common. We use them for the foundations: the language, the database, the framework.
The part that makes your business different should not be readable by your competitors. Your pricing logic, your process, the thing you do better than anyone else. We build that as your private code, held in your repository, not published anywhere.
What we avoid either way: long chains of small add-ons written by people nobody can name, holding up something your business depends on. That is where most security trouble comes from, and it is avoidable. We keep the list of outside parts short, and we know who maintains each one. More on how we handle security.
Where this applies
The details change. The pattern does not: work that people are doing by hand because the software will not do it for them.
Job scheduling, proof of delivery, stock across sites, and getting the warehouse and the accounts system to agree.
Storefronts that stay fast at peak, stock that is accurate across channels, and orders that flow through without manual steps.
Quoting, time and job tracking, client portals, and reporting that does not need somebody rebuilding a spreadsheet.
Application flows, document handling, audit trails and reporting where every change has to be traceable.
Booking, records and patient communication, built with the access controls and privacy rules that sector requires.
Enrolment, course delivery, assessment and reporting, for institutions and for companies training their own staff.
The stack
We choose boring, proven tools on purpose. Your system should be maintainable by any competent team, including one that is not us. That is the whole point of you owning it.
React
TypeScript
Vanilla JS
Node.js
PHP
Python
PostgreSQL
MySQL
Redis
AWS
Hetzner
Your own
Payfast
Stripe
Direct bank
Git
CI pipelines
Staged releases
Next step
You do not need to know what to build. Describe what is slow, expensive or breaking, and we will come back with what we would do about it, what it costs and how long it takes.
