A tool nobody dares touch
Every change feels risky and the original developer is no longer available.
Discuss your projectRedesign · Business app
Is your internal tool outdated, worked around with spreadsheets, and costly to change? We modernise your app while preserving your data and the way your team works.
Every change feels risky and the original developer is no longer available.
Exports, spreadsheets and re-typing fill the gaps the app leaves.
Slow screens, poor on mobile, hard for new hires to learn.
Real usage, data, friction points and what to keep or drop.
Simpler journeys and redesigned screens, validated with users.
Data migration and step-by-step switchover to avoid downtime.
Team onboarding, quality testing, maintenance and improvements.
Real-time smart-meter and home-automation monitoring for rented homes: smart alerts, suspicious occupancy detection and reports ready to re-invoice.
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Energy diagnostics from open data, natural and climate risks, prioritised renovation work and territory-wide retrofit steering.
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A client portal that surfaces urgent actions at the right moment and clarifies every step of the journey.
Explore the projectI can manage your clients, tasks and meetings, draft emails, find documents and more.
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Not always. The audit decides what to keep, what to replace and in which order.
Yes. Data migration is part of the project and is checked before switchover.
We favour a gradual switchover so your team keeps working.
It depends on the tool's size. We aim to have a first modernised part live within three months.
Let's talk about what should change and what should stay.
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