SERVICESPRODUCTS & PLATFORMSWeb applications, portals and custom software that people use every day. A first working version in eight to fourteen weeks.
ISO 9001 & 27001
Portfolio dashboard with maintenance and risk
Built for clients including Tata Steel, M&G Investments, Digistore24, Toppers in Concert, Bar-le-Duc and Loogman
Three situations we keep seeing at companies that end up having their own software built.
Requests come in by email, get retyped into a spreadsheet and then end up in a third system. Every hand-off costs time and causes errors.
Finding out where something stands means a round of phone calls. The answer is in someone's head or in an inbox nobody else can access.
What works at twenty requests a week falls over at two hundred. Hiring more people to do the same retyping isn't a solution.
Recognise one of these situations?
One question decides it: who is going to use it every day?
Not sure yet? Then the conversation starts with your process, not the technology.
Three ways to get software, side by side.
No waiting six months for one big delivery. We build in two-week cycles, and you're already working with a first version while the rest is still being built.
Source code, environments and documentation are in your name. If you ever want to continue with your own team or another party, you can do so without starting over.
Four steps, with something working to respond to every two weeks.
Who uses it, which process sits behind it and which systems it has to talk to. That gives us the scope, with a price.
Screens in Figma, tested with the people who'll be working with them every day.
Two-week sprints with a demo. Every delivery goes through code review and tests.
Go-live, measurement and a handover with documentation. Source code and environments are in your name.
No account manager. Your first conversation is with someone who does the work, often with one of the founders. After that you build with a dedicated team from our office in Amsterdam.
Data that used to be exchanged by email and shared drives now sits in one environment, with roles and permissions per organisation.
Documentation, maintenance instructions and the reasoning behind decisions are part of the handover, so the platform isn't tied to us.
Four questions to answer before you choose a partner.
Buy what you can buy. If your accounting, scheduling or invoicing runs well in an existing package, custom software there is a waste of money.
Custom software pays off in two places: the process that sets you apart from competitors, and the links between systems you currently stitch together by hand.
A web application is a working environment for your own people. A customer portal is where customers or partners log in to sort things out themselves. SaaS is a product you sell to multiple customers, with its own accounts, subscriptions and a foundation that has to be able to grow.
The technology is similar; the choices aren't: who uses it, how often, and who pays for it.
By building from day one as if someone else will have to take it over.
Mainly the number of user roles, the integrations with existing systems and the data that needs to be migrated. How good it looks matters less than you might think.
A first working version is usually ready within weeks. After that we keep building in short cycles, with a fixed price per phase.
Anything people use every day to get their work done: web applications, portals, dashboards, SaaS products, custom software and mobile apps. The difference from a website is the user. A website informs a visitor; a platform supports someone who completes a task in it.
If your process fits an off-the-shelf package, you buy that package. We'll tell you when that's the case. Custom software is worth it when the process sets you apart from your competitors, or when you're currently stitching three systems together by hand. We work that out in the first phase, before anything gets built.
A first working version of a portal or dashboard is usually ready in eight to fourteen weeks. We split the work into short cycles with interim deliveries, so you can adjust course along the way instead of only seeing the result at the end.
That depends on the scope, which we define in the first phase. A first working version of a portal or dashboard usually starts from €20,000. What we agree up front is what goes into that first version, so the price is tied to a clearly defined result rather than an open-ended assignment.
Yes, that's a large part of our work. We start by understanding what's there and what's getting in the way, before we replace anything. Documentation and maintenance instructions are part of the handover, so another party can take it over again later.
You do. The code, the environments and the accounts are in your name. If you ever want to continue with another party, you can do so without starting over.
Your Tech Club is ISO 27001 certified for information security and ISO 9001 certified for quality. We build in roles, permissions, logging and EU hosting from the design stage, not as a layer added afterwards.
Whatever suits your situation and your team, with a preference for mainstream technology that another party can maintain too: including Laravel, .NET, React, Next.js and PostgreSQL, hosted in the EU, for example on Microsoft Azure.
Your message goes straight to our team in Amsterdam.
