Software that fits your processes.
Web portals, interfaces and platforms for universities and companies. Planned with you, built with tests and a security review before delivery. The source code belongs to you.
1Typical projects
From an internal tool to a platform with thousands of users.
- Web portals & dashboards
- Applications, reports and administration in the browser, instead of spreadsheets by email.
- Interfaces & APIs
- Connecting systems that do not yet talk to each other: campus management, ERP, identity services.
- Platforms with roles
- User management, SSO and a permissions concept that is planned in from the start.
- Video and streaming servers
- Your own infrastructure for teaching videos and events.
- Replacing legacy systems
- Migrate the data, keep the processes, switch over step by step.
- Internal tools
- Small applications that take over recurring work.
2Example
Permissions belong in the concept, not in the last sprint.
Starting pointAn internal portal for several departments. Not every role may see or change everything.
- ①Define the roles together with you, before the first line of code is written.
- ②Check on the server. Every page and every interface checks permissions, not just the user interface.
- ③Tested per role. Automated tests make sure that what is blocked stays blocked.
3Frequently asked questions
How does a project run?
A call and an analysis, then a quote with a schedule. Development happens in short stages that you can see and test each time. At the end come handover and documentation, and maintenance if you wish.
Which technology do you use?
The one that fits your project and your team. What matters is that someone else can continue working on it later.
Who owns the source code?
You do, including the documentation.
What does it cost?
That depends on the scope. After a short call you receive a fixed-price quote with a clearly defined scope of work.
4 / Contact
What should your software be able to do?
Describe your project in three short steps. We usually reply within one working day.