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Custom software · Ciudad del Este

A system your team actually uses, with scope and date in writing

Before choosing any technology we come to your business and watch how the team works. That is where the scope comes from: what is included, what is not, with a date and a price. If none of our lines solves your problem, we say so before charging.

Monitor showing code in a dark room, seen at an angle

Stock photo: Jakub Żerdzicki

What usually happens before a new system arrives

  • The system says one thing and the spreadsheet next to it says another — and the team trusts the spreadsheet.
  • You bought a system and it never stuck: nobody looked at how the team worked before installing it.
  • The internet drops and the till stops charging. When it comes back, someone types in by hand everything the POS never told stock.

What every project includes

  • Analysis of the operation at your premises: we watch how the team works and where time is lost, before any talk of technology.
  • The scope in writing before the first line of code. What is left out is written down too: nothing missing turns up halfway through.
  • Delivery in parts: each module goes live on its own, so you see results before the project ends.
  • Support after delivery: what it covers and for how long is written into the same scope. Your business will change, and the system with it.

What we build, depending on what the analysis finds

  • An online store with your catalogue, your payment methods and your logistics.
  • A point of sale that keeps charging when the internet drops.
  • CRM: who bought, when, and what they have not bought yet.
  • Integrations and dashboards: the POS with stock, stock with the store, the numbers on one screen.

The proof you can audit today

The easiest thing to audit is this very site. Three languages published. The fourth, Guarani, does not go live until it is really translated. An automated check will not let a typeface ship without the Guarani letters. The structured data, in a graph with stable identifiers. The HTML arrives whole, without JavaScript. You do not have to trust us: we wrote a page that opens it up from the inside.

See how this site was built

Before you hire us

How much does a custom system cost?

It depends on the scope, which is why we publish no price list: the same request costs one thing for a team of three and another for a team of twenty. The price comes out of the analysis and is written down next to the date, in the same document. If the number does not work for you, it ends there — with nothing built halfway.

How long does it take?

That comes out of the analysis too, and it is written down with a date. What we can tell you up front is the order: we do not hand everything over at the end. Each module goes live on its own, so you are using the first part while we build the second.

What if it does not solve my problem in the end?

We say so before charging. Sometimes the analysis concludes that no new system is needed: fixing one integration or changing one of the team's routines is enough. We would rather say that and lose the project than sell something your team will stop using.

What if my business is small and I have nothing set up yet?

Better: there is less to take apart. If everything lives in a spreadsheet and in one person's head today, that is already the working material — that is where how the business really works is written down. The analysis is the same; what changes is the size of the scope that comes out of it.

Show us your operation

Write to us with what you use today — spreadsheet, old system, paper — and we tell you what can be done, at what scope and in what order. If no new system is needed, we will say that too.