A shared spreadsheet nobody keeps up to date, information lost in group chats, a document rebuilt every time something changes: when an off-the-shelf tool does not fit the way you work, we build yours.
What we build
Web apps for a specific trade or team: planning, logistics, job or case tracking, client areas. They open in a browser, on desktop and on phones, and install on the home screen like an app, full screen.
The RaceNode example
RaceNode is our own software. It runs race weekends for motorsport teams: each team member sees on their phone their role, their flight, their hotel, their meals and the next session. It was designed by William Brillouet, a former GT3 team manager, from the problems he lived through on those weekends.
It is in production, open to teams, with its data hosted in the European Union. Its interface is in English.
See the RaceNode case study · racenode.com
How a project runs
- The scope, in writing. The real problem, who uses the tool and on which device, what is included and what is not, and the test that says it is done.
- A mock-up you can click. You correct on screen what would have been hard to put into words before seeing it.
- Build and launch to production, on accounts in your name.
- Then a plan, or the keys. As with a website, the code is yours once the quote is paid.
What we do not do
- Apps that process health data.
- Developers hired out by the day: we deliver a result, at the quoted price.