Business applications and systems
Off-the-shelf software forces you to change your processes, and spreadsheets stop being enough as the company grows. We build systems that fit how your team actually works - from the warehouse, through B2B customer service, to a law firm. We own the whole thing: architecture, backend, web and mobile apps, deployment, and maintenance.
Schedule a callWe map processes, set priorities, and design an architecture that can carry the company as it grows.
One coherent system available wherever the team works - in the office, the warehouse, and the field.
We move data out of the legacy system so the team keeps working without downtime.
Docker, backups with tested restores, and updates triggered from the admin panel.
Connections to ERP, WMS, CRM, payments, and e-commerce via API.
Monitoring, fixes, and new modules delivered iteratively, with visibility into progress.
LegalTech / law firms
A self-hosted law firm system: cases, documents with local OCR, paper archive, procedural deadlines, debt collection, and an AI assistant - without sending case files to the cloud.
~90k lines of code
Logistics and distribution
Digital transformation of a 30M PLN wholesaler: a store app, an office panel, a TMS for dispatch, and apps for drivers and the yard - 80+ users on shared data.
30 mln PLN company revenue
B2B distribution / e-commerce
A wholesale ordering app for stores: catalogue with stock status, flyers, barcode scanner, a cart with multiple delivery points, and order history. Stores order on their own, 24/7.
24/7 self-service ordering
Environmental services
An AI chatbot answering from the company knowledge base, plus a registry of issued and returned equipment. Customer support workload dropped by about 40%.
~40% less support workload
Services / SaaS
An online booking SaaS - from one-to-one appointments to group classes and online events - with staff scheduling, payments, KSeF invoices, and e-mail and SMS notifications.
4 interface languages
Warehouse logistics
A warehouse system with a picker app, an office panel, and an AI assistant that knows the warehouse layout and, through MCP tools, suggests where to put stock and the shortest way to pick an order.
3 warehouse operating modes
Transport and logistics
A transport management system for dispatch: route and stop planning, fleet, driver and yard apps, nightly route cost calculation, and savings KPIs.
4 apps: office, yard, drivers, scanner
IoT / micromobility / smart city
An ecosystem for a network of helmet kiosks: an app for parents and children with GPS monitoring and alerts, a panel for city operators, and a backend with an IoT gateway - with a full demo scenario from booking to disinfection.
5 roles: parent, child, tourist, operator, admin
Mobile / maps and GIS
An open motorcycle route planner and navigator on OpenStreetMap data: curvy roads, loop generator, offline navigation, and group riding - no accounts, no telemetry.
~50k lines of code
From first conversation to working solution - fast and without unnecessary bureaucracy.
We learn about your problem, goals, and business context.
We assess the scope and propose a realistic action plan.
We prepare a concrete offer with technology, timeline, and budget.
We build, test, and launch - with ongoing communication at every stage.
It depends on the number of modules, integrations, and users. We usually start with the most important process (an MVP) that pays off quickly, then add modules in stages - so the cost is spread over time.
Yes. We have deployed systems on-premise in the client's local network, with local OCR and backups to a separate medium - that is how JurisDesk runs at a law firm.
Data migration is part of the rollout. We analyse the legacy structure, move the data, and verify it with your team before switching over.
Yes. After launch we handle monitoring, fixes, and updates, and extend the system with new features as the business needs them.
Off-the-shelf tools are fine when your process is typical. Custom software makes sense when your edge comes from how you work - and you do not want to bend it to someone else's product.
