Custom software pays off when off-the-shelf bends your process. We build tailored web software for one clear business workflow: roles, data, integrations — planable for owners and decision-makers in DACH.
Without a cut, an idea becomes an endless backlog. Hourly billing without milestones, unclear owners, and weekly feature wishes burn budget before the critical path is live.
When SaaS cannot model the core process, integrations are missing, or you must own rights and data flows. Typical: mid-market, B2B services, product-adjacent teams.
Not a feature gallery — recurring high-intent job types:
Flow, status, and owners in one system instead of spreadsheets.
Internal tools that carry day-to-day work — including exports and admin.
Customer or partner access with clear role boundaries.
Data and events across a few systems — scoped, not enterprise ESB.
Briefing, scope, milestones, payment, and acceptance in the dashboard. You are not buying an open hours jar — you buy an acceptable release.
Data model, logic, UI, and roles for the agreed process.
Pricing logic, reviews, and acceptance in one place.
Separate when money, identity, or production data is involved.
No “build everything” without a cut and acceptance.
Which workflow, which risk, what counts as done?
First release only for the critical path; rest as phase 2.
Milestones, real scenarios, rights and data model first.
Checklist, handover, optional security follow-on.
Custom software with sensitive data needs deliberate auth and boundaries. We build that in; audits and outside-in reviews stay separate offers.
Depends on scope. Custom projects typically start at the individual entry in our pricing model (orientation from about €3,990 net depending on scope). The dashboard briefing makes the band concrete.
Same delivery model. “Have software built” is the purchase intent; “internal tools” is the use case. Often both: tailored software for an internal or portal-backed process.
Freelance IT/software delivery with dashboard project ops — no agency self-label and no unlimited squad model. Clear scope cuts instead of story-point theatre.
Focus is web/web apps (including responsive). Native only if explicitly scoped and tightly bounded.
Portals, dashboards, and workflows overview.
Critical internal workflows and process systems.
External access with roles and status.
When money, identity, or production data is in play.
Entry points and transparent B2B pricing logic.
Structured dashboard request — bottleneck, roles, data, MVP cut — before building.