services

Where it hurts

Almost nobody lands on a software house website searching for «refactoring». People get here with a sentence someone said in a meeting last week: start from that one, then look at what the engagement that solves it covers.

«Nobody touches that module any more.»
The code is there, it works, and every change costs three times what it should. First we measure how bad it is, then we decide whether it is worth intervening.
Code audit, then targeted refactoring
«A client is integrating and can't make sense of our API.»
An inconsistent contract, documentation that no longer matches the code, calls that expose more data than they should. Two weeks is enough to see it.
API audit
«Every release breaks something else.»
One area of the code has become untouchable and drags everything else down with it. We bound it, cover it with tests and put it right in reversible steps, without rewriting the system.
Targeted refactoring
«This was needed yesterday and the team is full.»
A well-defined feature that does not fit the internal roadmap. We take it on in milestones, each with a date and a cost, and we leave it in your repository.
Feature development
«We don't know whether that approach holds.»
A technical choice blocking the decision: an integration, a load to sustain, a model to validate. Four weeks to answer yes or no, with numbers.
PoC in four weeks
«The information exists, but nobody can find it.»
Procedures scattered across wikis, drives and people's heads. They become a single library: for the AI, for the internal wiki, for the assistants facing your users.
Enterprise RAG and AI assistants
«Every new hire costs somebody three weeks.»
Onboarding is documentation plus a path through it. It is built on the same foundation as the RAG, tailored by role, without writing anything twice.
Enterprise RAG, onboarding module
«People looking for me on Google don't find me.»
No site at all, or one stuck ten years ago. It starts from how your customers actually search for you, and the site gets built around that, right through to going live.
Showcase site

Eight situations, seven packages: two different doors can lead to the same engagement, and that is deliberate.

packages

What they buy, concretely

Every situation above lands on one of these. Price and duration are published: if it doesn't fit your budget you find out now, not after three calls.

understand

API audit

The APIs you expose to your clients, your partners or your own frontend, read the way whoever has to integrate with them would read them, or whoever wants to break in.

Contract and resource consistency, versioning and backward compatibility
Authentication, authorisation and data exposed beyond what is needed
Performance on real traffic: pagination, cascading queries, timeouts
Documentation: what exists, what is missing and what no longer matches the code

You get: a report with findings verified and ranked by severity, each with the recommended fix and an effort estimate, plus an hour walking your team through it.

€1,500 – €3,0002 weeks · fixed price

understand

Code audit

The software you already run in production, looked at by people who could also fix it. No questionnaire to fill in.

Quality and maintainability: duplication, complexity, tangled dependencies
Known vulnerabilities in third-party libraries, version by version
Secrets in the repository, permissions that are too broad, settings left at their defaults
Test coverage: where an urgent change turns into an incident

You get: the problems ranked by severity with what they lead to, the recommended fixes with an estimate, and an hour of discussion on delivery.

€1,500 – €3,0002 weeks · fixed price

put right

Targeted refactoring, backend or frontend

Not a rewrite of the system: one bounded area that today slows down every change, put right without stopping the rest.

Scope decided first: one module, one flow, one layer
Characterisation tests written before anything is touched
Changes in small steps, each one shippable and reversible
A written record of what changed, for whoever maintains it next

You get: the code in production, the test suite that wasn't there before, and a measured before/after on complexity and build times.

from €6,0003–6 weeks

build

Feature development

A feature your team has no time or no skill for right now, taken from analysis all the way to production.

Analysis of the real workflow, not of the requirement as told in a meeting
Milestones with a date and a cost: you pay on delivery, not by the day
A review environment available from day one
Automated tests and documentation delivered with the code

You get: the feature in production, covered by tests, with the code in your repository and a handover to your team.

from €8,0004–10 weeks

decide

PoC in four weeks

When the question is not how much it costs to build, but whether it works at all. A prototype is there to answer, not to impress.

We start by defining the question and what counts as an answer
We build only the part that puts the hypothesis to the test
Real measurements: performance, running costs, limits found
The verdict is written down, including when it is negative

You get: the working prototype, the code, and a write-up with the verdict and an estimate of what taking it to production would take.

€4,000 – €8,0004 weeks · fixed price

AI in your company

Enterprise RAG, assistants and onboarding

Our own framework: company documentation becomes a single library, served to three different audiences without duplicating it.

A knowledge base indexed for the AI, kept current from the sources you already have
Internal wiki and onboarding paths tailored by role
AI assistants you can publish to your users, managed from the service itself
It starts as a pilot on a real, limited corpus, not as a year-long project

You get: the working pilot on your documents, answer quality measured, and the plan to extend it to the rest of the company.

from €6,000pilot · 4–6 weeks

getting found

A showcase site built to be found

For sole traders and small businesses with no presence online: the site built and published by us, optimised for search engines and for AI assistants.

From the first meeting to going live: structure, copy, images, domain
A static site, not WordPress: fast from day one, with nothing to keep patching
Structured data, Google Business Profile and Search Console configured and handed over
Pages written for the questions your customers actually ask, of Google and of AI assistants

You get: the site live on your own domain, with the accounts in your name, indexing verified, and the structured data that feeds your Google listing and the assistants' answers.

from €4002–3 weeks · €100/year maintenance, optional

The company's other activities (training, hosting and cloud, digital commerce, digital content and marketing, research and development) are described on the About page: this page only carries what you can buy with a closed scope.

method

How we work

The method is the only thing a client can check before signing. Ours comes down to seven rules, and they hold on every package.

The scope is written first

What is in, what is out, what we deliver and by when. If we cannot write it down we have not understood the problem: we go back to analysis instead of starting anyway.

Price agreed upfront, not tallied at the end

You know the cost before we start. If work outside the scope shows up we say so when it shows up, with a separate estimate: it does not turn up on an invoice at the end of the month.

Tests first, changes after

On code we did not write we start with characterisation tests: they pin down current behaviour, so a refactor that breaks something shows it the same day.

Small, reversible releases

No big-bang delivery after months of silence. Every step lands in an environment you can look at, and can be rolled back without an emergency meeting.