Software built for the constraints of your industry

We build the parts of financial products that regulators audit and customers depend on — onboarding flows, transaction engines, ledgers, and mobile banking that doesn't fall over on payroll Friday.

Access control is one of our flagship practice areas — we've shipped connected-community access systems that work when the WiFi is down, the resident is locked out at 11pm, and the property manager needs an audit trail that holds up in court. PropTech is the broader category around it.

Off-the-shelf carts fit 80% of stores. We build the other 20% — marketplaces, multi-currency B2B portals, configurable products, subscription engines, and the bespoke fulfilment logic that doesn't exist on any platform.

HR Tech is a UX problem dressed as a data problem. We build the parts that recruiters and HR ops actually use every day — and that survive an integration with your payroll provider.

Healthcare software has a higher correctness bar than almost anything else we ship. We treat compliance, audit logs, and clinician UX as constraints we design around — not features bolted on at the end.

Startups have one resource: time before the next round. We ship what's needed for that milestone — and write it well enough that you don't pay for it twice when you grow the team in-house.

Manufacturing software is where the cloud meets the shop floor — and most of the failures are in the gap between them. We build the MES, IIoT, and predictive-maintenance layers that survive contact with real plants, real PLCs, and real OT-security constraints.

ClimateTech is software with a hardware shadow and a regulator looking over its shoulder. We build the data platforms, charging networks, and carbon-accounting engines that have to be right — because someone is going to audit them.

LegalTech is being rewritten by AI faster than the bar associations can write rules about it. We build legal AI products with source attribution, hallucination guardrails, and confidentiality architecture that holds up under privilege review.

InsurTech is FinTech with a longer settlement cycle and a regulator who reads every model. We build embedded-insurance platforms, claims automation, and AI-underwriting systems that pass the model-risk-management review.

Logistics software is held together by EDI from 1992 and APIs from last week — and the integration layer is where most platforms quietly break. We build TMS, WMS, and visibility platforms that survive contact with real carriers and real customs filings.

EdTech is in the middle of an AI rewrite — the products that win will be the ones whose AI is pedagogically sound, not just demo-good. We build LMS, AI-tutoring, and corporate-learning platforms that respect learners and survive a procurement review.