Industries where we already know what breaks

Eighteen sectors we have built systems for — with the domain rules, the integrations and the regulator each one drags along. Pick yours and see what we have shipped in it.

Custom software SaaS products AI development Web applications AI chatbots Nearshore teams

Domain

What the industry actually changes

The engineering does not change by sector. What changes is the rules you have to encode, the systems you have to talk to and who audits the result.

Three things move, the rest stays the same

The rules of the domain. Tariff tables, commission splits, batch expiry dates, shift patterns — the logic nobody wrote down and everybody argues about. We pull it out of your team in the first two weeks and put it in the specification, not in one developer’s head.

The systems already in place. Every industry drags its own integrations along: carrier APIs and EDI in freight, listing portals in real estate, marketplaces and ERP in retail, devices on the shop floor. The wiring is often half the project, so we scope it before the features, not after.

Whoever audits you. Payments, health records, lending and personal data each add their own paperwork and their own tests. If your sector is regulated, you hear what that adds to the price and to the timeline before you sign — not once the build is running.

Everything else is the same on every project: scope fixed in a written SOW, a senior engineer reviewing every merge, your repository from the first commit.

Regulated sectors

Priced before you sign

Domain ramp-up

First two weeks

First step

Free 48-hour prototype

Industries

Eighteen sectorswe have shipped in

From fintech and e-commerce to manufacturing and property development — the stack follows the domain, not an off-the-shelf product that fits none of them.

18 sectors

IT companies and digital agencies
Insurers and brokers
Lenders and microfinance
E-commerce
Wholesale and distribution
Manufacturing
Freight and forwarding
Clinics and medical centres
Dental
Car dealers and service centres
EdTech
Legal and consulting firms
Equipment rental
Real estate agencies
Property developers
Travel and events
Beauty and wellness
Construction and renovation

Deep dives

Where a full industry page already exists

A sector gets its own page once there is a case study behind it — everything else stays a line on the list above.

Logistics and warehousing

TMS, WMS, fleet and client portals, rolled out site by site without stopping the operation.

Logistics software development

Real estate

Agency CRM, listings and portal syndication, commission engines, mobile-first agent apps.

Real estate software development

E-commerce and marketplaces

Catalogues, product information management, channel syndication, ERP synchronisation. Page publishes with the next case study.

B2B SaaS

Multi-tenant products with billing, plans and limits — see SaaS development for the engineering side.

Our rule

Why you will not find twelve industry pages here

Thin vertical pages are the standard trick of this market. They rank for a while and tell you nothing.

A page claiming expertise in an industry, with no case study, is a claim without evidence. We publish the case first and the page second — so healthcare, fintech, insurance and IoT pages are missing here on purpose, even though the search demand for them is the highest in our market.

If your industry is not listed, that does not mean we cannot help: the domain gets learned in the first two weeks, and if it is regulated we tell you what that adds to the price before you sign. See our work for what we have actually shipped.

2–4×

faster on the code-writing share

in 3 weeks

from idea to MVP

230+

projects delivered

17 years

of engineering experience

Work