No dev team. No IT department.
Still your software.
You’re paying for subscriptions that half-fit how you work. Build the two or three tools that fit exactly — hosted in Europe, maintained by whoever on your team wants to.
Software that fits your business
Not a platform to adopt. One tool that does the thing you actually do, then another when the first one has earned it.
Start with one tool
Pick the process that fits worst today — the spreadsheet everyone works around, the form nobody fills in properly. Build that one. Everything else can wait until it has proven itself.
Someone on your team can run it
A browser IDE and an AI that writes the code. No servers to rent, no deployments to schedule, nobody on call at night. If someone in your team is curious, that is enough to get started.
It stays yours
Your data, hosted in Europe, exportable whenever you want it. The code is standard and lives in Git. Cancel and you walk away with the lot — no hostage situation.
The tool that fits your process
Every off-the-shelf package asks you to change how you work. Describe your process instead — the intake form your customers actually fill in, the planning board your foremen actually read — and get an application shaped around it.
- Describe what you need in plain language
- Real database, real login, real domain
- Change it the week your process changes
- Connects to the tools you already run
Nothing to maintain
No servers to patch, no certificates to renew, no backup script that silently stopped running in March. The platform builds, tests, scans and deploys every change, and keeps the lights on afterwards.
- Updates and backups handled for you
- Security scanning on every release
- Managed database and storage per app
- Custom domains with SSL included
Your data stays in Europe
Every app runs on EU-owned infrastructure, under European law. That matters when a customer's procurement team asks where their data lives — and it means you can answer without a call to your supplier.
- EU-owned infrastructure, no Cloud Act exposure
- GDPR compliant by default
- Standard DPA on every plan
- Audit trail on every release
Where most smaller teams land
Start on Basic — around ten apps, ten teammates, custom domains and a database per app. Move to Team when you outgrow it. One invoice either way, and no per-seat surprise when you hire.
- Same pipeline and security on every tier
- Extra teammates are free
- Move tier when you need to, not on renewal
Frequently asked questions
Do we need a developer? +
No, but it helps to have someone curious. The platform includes a browser IDE and an AI coding assistant, so the work looks more like describing what you need than writing code. Teams that get the most out of it usually have one person who enjoys figuring things out — an operations lead, a controller, an engineer who does a bit of scripting. Not a full-time developer.
What happens if the person who built it leaves? +
This is the right question to ask, and the answer is deliberately boring: what gets built is a normal application in standard languages, stored in Git, with its history and its pipeline intact. Anyone technical can pick it up — your next hire, a freelancer, or one of our partner agencies. Nothing is locked in a proprietary format that only we can open.
Can we get our data out? +
Yes. Every app has its own PostgreSQL database and object storage, and you can export both at any time. The source code is yours and can be pushed to any Git host. If you leave, you leave with a working application and its data, not a read-only archive.
What does it cost compared to what we pay now? +
Most smaller organisations start on Basic at €749/month and move to Team at €1,799/month as they add apps and people. Whether that is cheaper than your current subscriptions depends on how many you are replacing and what you pay for them — worth doing that sum against your own invoices rather than taking a number from a website. See the pricing page for exactly what each tier includes.
Is our data safe in there? +
Every app runs on EU-owned infrastructure and stays under European law. GDPR compliance is the default rather than a setting, a standard DPA comes with every plan, security scans run on every release, and backups are managed for you. ISO 27001 certification is in progress.
What if we only ever build one app? +
That is a perfectly good outcome. One tool that fits your process exactly, running reliably, is worth more than five that half-fit. There is no minimum number of apps and no pressure to expand — the tiers are sized by capacity, not by ambition.
Start with the one that annoys you most
Show us the process that fits worst today and we'll show you what it looks like built.
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