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We untangle the problem before it becomes code.

We understand how your company operates and hand you the complete plan, ready to build.

Let's talk — 30 minutes

Knowing what to build is the expensive part.

Writing code costs less every year. Understanding an operation with years behind it, with its people and its unwritten rules, costs the same as it always did. That's where the project is won or lost.

What they ask for is almost never what they need.

The team shows up with the solution already decided: a new app, one more dashboard. Our work starts a level below, on the problem nobody has named yet. Solving the stated problem leaves the other one untouched.

Build Plan: ten days to know what to build.

Before the first line of code, the logic is already solved. Two weeks of work with your team, and you walk out with something you can start building.

Week 1 — the sprint

  1. Day 1

    Map

    How it operates today, with the people who live it. We pick the target.

  2. Day 2

    Sketch

    Solutions on the table, in parallel.

  3. Day 3

    Decide

    We pick one and script what we're going to test.

  4. Day 4

    Prototype

    We build something people can use.

  5. Day 5

    Test

    With whoever is going to use it.

Week 2 — the plan

  1. Days 6-7

    Specify

    The prototype becomes a full spec, edge cases included.

  2. Day 8

    Architecture

    How it gets built and how it sits on the systems you already run.

  3. Day 9

    Scope and timeline

    What's in, in what phases, and by when.

  4. Day 10

    Delivery

    The complete proposal, in a session with your team.

What you walk away with

  • The problem untangled, with your operation's logic mapped.
  • The tested prototype. It's yours.
  • The architecture: how it gets built.
  • The commercial proposal: what it costs and how long it takes.

Empty states and errors get solved here. They don't get discovered halfway through the build.

Let's talk — 30 minutes

One product, two audiences.

For whoever operates

Interfaces built for field conditions: under pressure, sometimes with no signal. Usable on the first try.

For leadership

Dashboards that translate the operation into business decisions, in the language of whoever signs.

The plan stands on its own.

You can take it and build it with whoever you want. If we build it, whoever designed it sits with whoever codes it, and there's nothing left to translate between the two teams.

Software engineering

A problem, untangled.

Reading an entire fleet of coolers got solved without new routes or extra technicians. That answer came from the diagnosis, before a single line of code.

Case · Refrigeration Imbera connects its cold operation across 6 countries See the Solkos case

Let's start by understanding what's going on.

Tell us which part of your operation is getting complicated. In 30 minutes we'll tell you where we'd start untangling it.

Let's talk — 30 minutes