Services
Three areas we have worked in for years. In each of them we run the project from the first conversation about requirements to keeping the system alive in production.
Custom web applications
A system shaped around your process, not a process bent to fit off-the-shelf software.
We build .NET web systems from scratch: from requirements analysis, through architecture and data model design, to production deployment and knowledge transfer to your team.
Integrations and APIs
We connect systems that were never designed to talk to each other.
We design and deliver data exchange between systems — REST, SOAP, message queues and batch processing. Together with error handling, retries and monitoring.
Legacy .NET modernisation
The system works, but every change takes longer and costs more.
We take over existing .NET Framework, WebForms, MVC 5 and WCF applications: clean up the architecture, migrate to .NET 10+ and get them to a state where development is predictable again.
How we work
A repeatable process every client of ours knows. No surprises about who is responsible for what, or when you will see working software.
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Initial conversation
Free and with no obligation. We get to know the problem, the business context and the constraints. At this stage we also say plainly if we are not the right contractor for the job.
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Analysis and scope
We write down the functional requirements, set priorities and define the boundaries of the first release. Scope we do not understand does not make it into the quote.
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Architecture and quote
We propose a technical solution, an engagement model and a schedule. And we explain why this one — including what the alternatives would cost.
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Implementation
We work iteratively. At every stage you get working software to look at, rather than a progress report.
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Production deployment
Environments, CI/CD, data migration, acceptance testing and knowledge transfer. We treat deployment as part of the project, not as a separate engagement.
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Development and maintenance
We stay with the system for as long as it is needed — handling tickets, developing features and responding to changes in the business environment.
Have a system to build, or one that can no longer keep up?
Write or call. The first conversation about scope and possible solutions is free and commits you to nothing.