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CUSTOM SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

Custom software, built to fit — not to template.

Custom CRM and ERP systems on .NET, MERN and Python — engineered for real-world scale by a 16-year team.

We build the systems that off-the-shelf tools cannot fit: web platforms and APIs on .NET and the MERN stack, Python backends and data pipelines, and custom ERP and CRM software such as the platform we built for All Service Financials. Our angle is long-lived software, with the architecture, tests, and documentation that let a system run and evolve for years rather than break the first time requirements change.

What we build

  • Web platforms

    .NET & MERN

    Production web platforms and APIs on .NET Core and the MERN stack — built to fit the business, not squeezed into a template.

  • Data & Python

    Backends & pipelines

    Services, data pipelines and Python workloads engineered for the volumes real operations throw at them.

  • Line-of-business

    ERP & CRM

    Custom ERP and CRM systems — like All Service Financials’ million-record CRM — that replace brittle legacy tooling.

  • Connected

    APIs & integrations

    Well-documented APIs and integrations that move data reliably between systems, with validation and monitoring so failures surface early instead of corrupting downstream data.

Technologies

  • .NET Core
  • Node.js
  • Angular
  • React
  • Python
  • SQL Server
  • Azure
  • REST APIs

Custom software work

Automotive · EV

Battle Motors

A unified digital layer for configuring, tracking and managing next-gen electric trucks.

  • AOSP
  • .NET
  • Angular
  • Flutter
  • GPS tracking
  • +1
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Finance · AI Automation

All Service Financials

An intelligent CRM that automates lead routing, communication and analytics for a debt-restructuring firm processing over a million records a month.

  • Custom CRM
  • Workflow automation
  • Twilio
  • Analytics
  • Web app
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Manufacturing · Outdoor

Eddyline Kayaks

A dealer and inventory platform that gives a kayak manufacturer real-time stock visibility and automated accessory pairing across its retail network.

  • Dealer management
  • Inventory tracking
  • Recommendation engine
  • Web app
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Salesforce · Consultancy

Visa Services Consultancy

A Salesforce CPQ, Billing and Visualforce-to-LWC modernization for a US visa-services consultancy, with SAP billing integration.

  • Salesforce CPQ
  • Salesforce Billing
  • Lightning Web Components
  • Experience Cloud
  • Sales Cloud
  • +1
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Waste · Salesforce

US Dumpster & Waste Company

A Salesforce and Heroku build that automates customer health scoring and surfaces early-warning alerts for a US waste-management operator.

  • Salesforce
  • Gainsight
  • Heroku
  • Java
  • Twilio
  • +3
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Hospitality · Web

MUTTS Canine Cantina

A responsive membership and reservation website that lets MUTTS guests buy passes and book dog-park visits online, cutting the venue's admin load.

  • Web
  • Responsive design
  • Membership management
  • Online booking
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FAQ

Custom software development — common questions

Should we build custom software or buy an off-the-shelf product?

Buy when a standard product covers your process and you can adapt to it; the total cost is almost always lower. Build when the software is a competitive advantage, when your workflow does not fit any product, or when integration and licensing costs of a packaged tool exceed the cost of owning the code. We are happy to tell you when buying is the better call, even though we build for a living.

How do you choose the technology stack?

We choose based on the problem, your team existing skills, and what you will be able to maintain after we hand off. We work primarily in .NET, the MERN stack, and Python, which cover most web platforms, APIs, and data work. We avoid novelty for its own sake; a boring, well-supported stack usually beats a fashionable one over a system lifetime.

What happens after the software is built?

Software is never finished at launch, so we plan for maintenance from the start with automated tests, documentation, and clear deployment processes. We can provide ongoing support and feature work, or hand off to your team with the knowledge transfer to run it independently. Either way, the code is written to be maintained by people who did not originally write it.

How long does a custom software project take?

It depends on scope, but we structure work so you see a usable slice early rather than waiting months for a single release. A focused first version often takes a few months, with features added in iterations after that. We define milestones up front so progress is visible and the scope stays honest as you learn from real usage.