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Custom software development for companies that outgrew Excel.

We build internal systems, web applications and AI automation that take over what your team still does by hand and by email. Built on your own processes, at a fixed price, and we stay after launch.

12+ projects delivered

every one on deadline, in production

Fixed price and deadline

in writing, and if we slip, the next payment waits

Reply within 24 hours

on working days, to every enquiry

Building new, rescuing what exists, replacing manual work.

Your routine work runs as software: documents, email, translation, quotes.

Price

After the assessment

Inbound document processing, correspondence drafting, multilingual communication, quote assembly and marketing copy with human approval. We start with one chosen process: live typically 2-4 weeks after the assessment, with a monthly written before-and-after measurement of the hours it takes. EU AI Act labelling and logging are built in.

More on: AI automation

Your half-finished app, turned into something that holds under its first real load.

Price

Fixed quote after audit

Got an app put together quickly with AI tools (vibe-coded), a prototype or a system patched over the years? The average developer spends 13.5 hours of a 41.1-hour week repairing earlier shortcuts (technical debt; Stripe / Harris Poll, 2018). We audit the system, close the security holes, put its foundations in order and get it ready for real traffic.

More on: Software rescue and modernisation

A client portal, a subscription service or a marketplace, built on your own process.

Price

Fixed quote after scoping

In the average software product, 80% of features are rarely or never used (Pendo, 2019), yet you pay for every one. Yours is built around your process, and the full source code transfers to you on the final invoice.

More on: Web application development

iPhone and Android from one build, with one team maintaining both.

Price

Fixed quote after scoping

Building once for both costs up to 30-50% less than a separate app for each platform.

More on: Mobile app development

Stock, customers and approvals in one system, instead of the shared spreadsheet.

Price

Fixed quote after scoping

In audits of real business spreadsheets, 88% contained at least one error, and most stay hidden until they cause damage. We turn the work your team pushes through email and Excel into software, fitted to your roles and existing tools.

More on: Internal systems, ERP and CRM

A custom Shopify theme, with its load time measured.

Price

Fixed quote after one call

A one-second delay in load time cuts conversion by roughly 7%. We build the buying journey around your brand, and we measure the store’s load time before launch and after it.

More on: Shopify development

A website you edit yourself afterwards, with no developer in the loop.

Price

Fixed quote after one call

Company and marketing sites with a built-in content editor. In Google’s own study, a 0.1-second speed gain lifted conversion by 8.4%, yet only 53% of mobile sites meet its thresholds for loading and responsiveness (Core Web Vitals).

More on: Website development

One offer, one button, measurable enquiries.

Price

Fixed quote after one call

A campaign landing page that asks for a single step. There is no menu to pull visitors away. Forms stay short because 81% of started forms are abandoned. Live in days, ready to compare two versions (A/B testing).

More on: Landing pages

Three sites we built, all open to visit

  • www.dndsolar.hu
    The dndsolar.hu home page in a browser frame: a solar quote-request site with a hero section and a request form.

    D+D Solar

    A solar company's marketing site with a quote form.

  • www.habibi.hu
    The habibi.hu home screen in a browser frame: the bar name, the opening copy and the table booking button.

    Habibi

    A bilingual bar site with table booking: the same content in two languages, on their own URLs.

  • thegarage.hu
    The thegarage.hu home screen in a browser frame: the tuning workshop name, its services and a quote request button on a dark background.

    The Garage

    A tuning workshop's site carrying its service and ECU line-up, in a dark identity.

Companies we've built for

GlosterInternal AI content platform
Palm GroupSubscription chatbot service
HabibiWebsite and table booking
The GarageThe tuning workshop's website
Kék Padlizsán
D+D SolarMarketing site with a quote form
FawaLanding page

Your system is 80% done; the last 20% decides.

A stalled build, a developer who went silent, or an app put together with AI tools: if it reached a working demo, we audit it, fix it and get it ready for real traffic.

Industry research puts AI tools at 70-80% of the way. The rest is what carries a traffic spike: nobody gets logged out, and nobody is charged twice.

Code audit in a few days, then ready for real traffic usually in 3-6 weeks.

The six checks, at audit and at handover

audit → handover

  • to fixclear

    Login works; the server never checks who is allowed to see what.

  • Already fine at audit

    Test and production data run on separate database instances.

  • to fixclear

    Passwords and keys in the code, and incoming data is never validated.

  • to fixclear

    Nightly backups run; nobody has ever tried a restore.

  • Already fine at audit

    Logging and failure alerts are live.

  • to fixclear

    No automated tests, and releases go out to production by hand.

Sample data. Yours reads your own system, against these same six checks.

Your people use AI; your company does not.

At your size11.9%
of companies with 10 to 49 people across OECD countries use AI at all.
Above 250 people40%
of OECD firms that size already do. The size gap is wider for AI than for cloud or any other digital tool.
OECD data for member countries, 2024, firms of 10 people and up. Industry figures, not our measurement.

For a 5-50 person company, the assessment shows where AI pays off, and the first process is typically live 2-4 weeks after it.

What most people ask before they write.

Scope decides it: how many processes go in, how many roles work inside it, and how many existing systems we have to touch. On anything larger the scoping stage produces the number.

It depends on the project. The clock starts once every piece of material is in: from there a landing page takes 5 to 7 days and a website 1 to 3 weeks. Online stores, web applications and anything larger get their deadline from the proposal's schedule.

Four situations, and we say so before you pay for anything: an urgent date ahead of real traffic, the cheapest quote winning, an hourly rate against an open scope, and an off-the-shelf product that already covers it.

Who we are and how we work

Most of the time, yes. On the call you know your process and we know the AI, and that is enough to start. We hand it over built: your team learns to use it, and the technical operation is part of monthly maintenance. You do not need to hire an AI specialist.

That is the most common condition we hear, and it holds. The proposal states which provider's model sees what, configured so it does not train on your data. Sensitive steps run tied to human approval, and every AI operation is logged. We align the data-protection side with your existing GDPR processes.

Scoping ends with a price and a deadline.

Five steps, from the first call to monthly maintenance.

Thirty minutes on what the software has to solve: business goal, processes, deadlines. We close by telling you what we recommend, including when less will do.

A written summary with a precise scope, a fixed price and a schedule. That is the proposal, and the price holds to the end of the project.

At every stage of the schedule you get a clickable preview link and try what is finished yourself. Before anything goes live, we test and review it.

Launch, then a clean handover: source code, credentials, documentation. We watch the first week with you, measurements included.

Monthly maintenance with a set response time: updates, fixes, extensions, and an eye on the measurements.

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In the contract, itemised

What we commit to in writing.

  • Fixed price

    The figure in the proposal holds to the end of the project, and a new requirement is priced before it is built.

  • A stated deadline

    The timeline is part of the proposal, and payment is tied to milestones: you always pay for work that already exists.

  • You own the code

    Full source code and IP transfer to you on the final payment, with every credential.

  • Support after launch

    Monthly maintenance with a set response time, priced in the first proposal.

Tell us what you want software to solve.

Write a few sentences about the goal. Within 24 hours on a working day we write back with what we would build first and what we would leave for later.