ServicesServices

Fifteen disciplines. Take one — or hand over the whole build.

1. 01Custom software developmentWhen no off-the-shelf product fits your problem

   We build the system around your actual process instead of bending the process around someone else's product. First we learn how things really work at your company, then we design the architecture — and only then write code. The result is a system people use, not one that was rolled out and forgotten.

   • Python
   • FastAPI
   • Django
   • Node.js
   • React
   • TypeScript
   • PostgreSQL
   • Docker
   • CI/CD
2. 02Messenger botsYour business where the customer already is

   Telegram, Viber, WhatsApp: the bot takes the order, walks the customer through the flow, accepts payment and hands over to a human operator exactly when it matters. We also build internal bots for teams: requests, approvals, reports.

   • Telegram Bot API
   • aiogram
   • Viber API
   • WhatsApp Business API
   • LLM
   • Redis
   • In-chat payments
3. 03Telegram Mini AppsA full interface inside the messenger

   Catalogue, account area, forms, charts, payments — a complete web app right inside Telegram. The customer installs nothing and never leaves the messenger.

   • React
   • Telegram Web Apps SDK
   • initData validation
   • Telegram Payments
   • Themes & haptics
4. 04IntegrationsData should move by itself

   An end-to-end request flow: website → CRM → messenger → accounting, with no manual copying. We build bridges between services that don't talk out of the box — when nobody will replace the systems, but they must exchange data.

   • REST
   • GraphQL
   • Webhooks
   • RabbitMQ
   • OAuth 2.0
   • Idempotency
5. 05Process automationRemoving the manual work that eats your hours

   We start with an audit: where the time actually goes and what will pay for itself. Then we take the repetitive work away — reports, reconciliation, notifications, document handling. Anything with a clear algorithm can run without a person.

   • Event-driven
   • Celery
   • ETL
   • OCR
   • Alerts
   • Manual override
6. 06Web developmentSites and services that work, not just look

   The public side and everything behind it: admin panels, customer accounts, control dashboards. The focus is the system, not the landing page — logic, roles, data and integrations.

   • React
   • Next.js
   • Vue
   • Nuxt
   • SSR
   • SEO foundation
   • CDN
7. 07API developmentSo your product can work with other systems

   APIs you're not ashamed to hand to external developers: documentation with a live sandbox, predictable errors, versioning and sane rate limits.

   • REST
   • GraphQL
   • WebSocket
   • OpenAPI
   • JWT
   • Rate limiting
8. 08Payments & fintechMoney should move without manual control

   Payment acceptance, crypto payments, partner settlements, transaction ledgers and automatic reconciliation. The system catches discrepancies itself and never lets an operation run twice.

   • Acquiring
   • Crypto payments
   • Double-entry ledger
   • Idempotency
   • Auto-reconciliation
9. 09SaaS platforms & licensingYour product as a service for others

   Multi-tenant architecture with data isolation, plans, billing, white-label, self-service client areas. Platforms from scratch — or turning an internal product into a service.

   • Multi-tenant
   • Billing
   • White-label
   • Docker
   • Per-tenant metrics
10. 10AI & machine learningWhen rules can't describe the task

    Not "add AI because it's trendy" but an AI layer inside an existing process: a bot that understands what the customer wants, a system that reads inbound documents by itself, an assistant that drafts replies for your operator.

    • Claude
    • GPT
    • RAG
    • Vector stores
    • Data extraction
    • Human fallback
11. 11Support & maintenanceThe product keeps living after launch

    Monitoring before the user notices; dependency updates before they become a security hole; agreed response times and small improvements that add up to real value.

    • Monitoring
    • Alerts
    • Backups
    • SLA
    • Security patches
12. 12Legacy modernisationWhen a rewrite is expensive and the status quo hurts

    We never open with "let's rewrite everything". First an audit: what actually hurts, what can be fixed in place, what has truly run its course. Then step by step, without stopping the business.

    • Technical audit
    • Strangler pattern
    • Data migrations
    • Documentation recovery
13. 13Data & analyticsDecisions from numbers, not gut feeling

    We pull scattered data into one place and make the number you need visible without asking a developer: dashboards, scheduled reports, anomaly alerts.

    • ETL
    • PostgreSQL
    • Dashboards
    • Metabase
    • Grafana
    • Scheduled reports
14. 14Security & auditWe check before someone else does

    Audits of applications and infrastructure: where the doors are open, where authorisation is weak, where data sits in plain sight. Recommendations ranked by priority: what's critical and what can wait.

    • Code audit
    • Static analysis
    • AML/KYC logic
    • Secret rotation
15. 15DevOps & infrastructureDeployment shouldn't be a week-long event

    Automated tests, automated deployment, fast rollback. Separated environments, backups with restore drills and a plan for when things fail.

    • Docker
    • GitHub Actions
    • nginx
    • DigitalOcean
    • AWS
    • Hetzner

WorkWork

The domains where we build the most. Part of the work is under NDA — case details are shared on a call.

ProcessProcess

An independent department right inside your product. Not a contractor at a distance — a team inside the process.

1. 01

   Inside your process

   We work in your repository, your tracker and your work chat. No black box until the deadline.

2. 02

   Progress visible daily

   We immerse in the product as a whole instead of executing isolated tickets without context.

3. 03

   A team sized to the phase

   More hands during the active phase, fewer on maintenance. The predictability of an in-house department without the hiring cost.

4. 04

   No dependency on us

   Documentation and code stay readable for your own team — we don't build lock-in to ourselves.