We automate the business processes your people still do by hand
We look at how the work actually runs at your company and fix the places where people retype data from one system into another. We work with companies that have no in-house IT team.
The first conversation is free. Afterwards we tell you whether there is anything worth automating at all.
Where the hours actually go
In almost every company we walk into, the same things keep showing up.
The numbers never match
One stock figure in the warehouse, another in the shop, a third in accounting. The morning starts with reconciling them.
Spreadsheets as glue
Once a month somebody exports a file from one system and uploads it into another. Half a day, and not always on the first try.
Orders arriving by email
A customer writes in, a person retypes it into the system. Sometimes with a typo, sometimes not at all.
Reports pulled from four places
Answering how much you earned last month means opening four systems and one more spreadsheet.
It all rests on one person
Only they know where each thing goes. When they take a week off, the process stops.
A system that stopped growing
It fit five years ago. Now every new customer means another round of manual work.
From a process audit to something that runs
We do not start with technology. We start by asking where your hours disappear.
Process audit and optimization
We map how the work actually happens, not how the handbook says it does. You get a list with numbers on it: how many hours a month each step costs and what is worth fixing first.
Process automation
Invoices, reports, reminders, data transfers. What is done by hand every morning can happen overnight instead, and you only hear about it when something fails.
System integration
We connect your shop, accounting, warehouse, CRM and couriers. The tools depend on what you already run: APIs, webhooks, n8n. The data starts moving on its own.
Internal systems
For when off-the-shelf software does not fit, or costs more than it gives back. Order handling, stock, production planning, customer portals. Built around your process rather than the other way round.
Internal AI agents
A chat window inside the company that can see your data: orders, contracts, stock, reports. Instead of digging through four systems, somebody asks a plain question. Access is limited the same way it is for people.
Reporting and data
One place with the real numbers, where it is clear where each figure came from. No month-end spreadsheet marathon.
Hosting and DevOps
Servers, backups, updates, monitoring. We tell you about an outage before your customers notice it.
Four steps, no surprises on the invoice
We do not sell year-long projects whose results you get to see next spring.
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A conversation
One hour. You tell us what is annoying. We ask how many hours it costs and what happens when somebody gets it wrong.
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Audit and plan
We draw the process out, point at the weak spots and suggest where to start. You get a fixed price and a date for the first stage.
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The first working result
We start with one process, not with the whole company. Within two to four weeks you have something running that saves real time.
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Then we widen it
Once the first stage has paid for itself, we take on the next one. If it has not, we stop and tell you why.
What we build with
We do not pick whatever everyone is talking about this week. We pick what we can still maintain in five years and what the next person after us can take over smoothly.
Laravel
The foundation we build internal systems on, when one is genuinely needed. Mature, well documented, and there is no shortage of people who know it, so the system never ends up depending on one person.
Laravel AI and MCP
The official Laravel AI SDK and MCP servers. We use them where rules fall short: reading an invoice out of a PDF, working out what an email is about, pulling data out of free text. Where a plain rule does the job, we leave the AI out.
Python
Data processing, AI agents, one-off migrations. For the jobs where a large pile of data has to be chewed through quickly, or where the library only exists there.
n8n
The automation engine for processes that do not need a system of their own. Queues, scheduled jobs, integrations. Often connecting what you already run is enough and no new system has to be built.
Metabase
Reports and dashboards a manager opens themselves, without waiting for a developer to have time. Metabase connects straight to your data, so the numbers always match the ones in the system.
Data and integrations
MySQL, PostgreSQL, APIs, webhooks, background transfers. The dullest part, and the one everything rests on: the same figure arriving in the other system, on time.
DevOps and infrastructure
Docker, CI/CD, monitoring, backups. A deployment should be a boring action, not an event.
The questions we get most
Tell us what is annoying you
One email and an hour of conversation usually show more than a long technical brief.
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