Custom software development for companies
We build software around how your company actually works – an internal system, a client portal or a product of your own. We write it in Rust, so it is fast and stable, and the same code can run on desktop and mobile.
When is custom software worth it?
When off-the-shelf software only half fits, teams fill the gap with spreadsheets, emails and manual steps. That is slow, error-prone, and has to be taught again to every new colleague. A custom system removes the workaround: it does what you need and grows with the company.
- your current software does not follow your processes, and too much is done by hand,
- you need data from several systems in one place,
- you want to build a product, a client portal or an internal tool,
- an old, slow or hard-to-maintain system has to be replaced.
What we build
The task decides where the software runs. Often it is several at once: a web admin for staff, a mobile app for customers, and one shared server behind them.
- web applications and client portals with roles, approval workflows and document handling,
- mobile apps for iOS and Android, with push notifications,
- desktop applications for Windows and macOS, with an installer,
- real-time systems: chat, notifications, voice calls,
- configurators and quote tools with personalised PDF output,
- integration with your existing systems and with AI services.
Why Rust?
Rust is among the fastest programming languages, and it rules out a whole class of bugs – memory errors, for example – at compile time instead of in production. In practice that means smaller servers, fewer production incidents and code that stays easy to extend.
The server, the desktop app and the mobile app can all come from the same Rust code. The same logic is not written and maintained three times in three languages.
How we work
We start with a free 30-minute consultation: you tell us what you want to achieve, we tell you what is realistic. Then we send a written proposal: what we build, with which technology, how long it takes and what it costs.
Development runs in increments, with a test environment where you can try finished parts along the way. After launch, operation and further development can stay with us if you wish.
- non-disclosure agreement on request,
- the source code belongs to the client,
- work in Hungarian and English.
References
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Case study →Frequently asked questions
How much does custom software cost?
It depends on the scope: a small internal tool and a product running on several platforms differ by an order of magnitude. After the free consultation we send a written proposal with a schedule and a price, so you know exactly what you are committing to before you decide.
How long does development take?
That also depends on the scope; the written proposal includes a concrete schedule. We deliver in increments, so you see the first usable version along the way in the test environment, not at the end of the project.
Who owns the source code?
You do. The source code belongs to the client, and we sign a non-disclosure agreement on request.
Do you take on smaller, standalone tasks?
Yes. Most of our current long-term partnerships started with a single, well-defined task.
Can we count on you after launch?
Yes. Operation and further development can stay with us if you wish – we have run several clients' systems this way for years.