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Services / Custom software development Moscow · Worldwide

Custom software for your process, not templates

When boxed software misses rules, roles, reports and integrations, manual work and losses grow. We build a custom system for your economics and ops—from product scope to launch.

Why it matters

A template saves a week at kickoff and costs months of pain: side spreadsheets, permission gaps, reports held together with tape. Custom software pays off when process errors, downtime, or data leaks cost more than the build. You pay for a controllable operation — not endless workarounds dressed up as a product.

What we do

In this engagement:

  • Business discovery and product boundaries — what to automate, what stays human, where scope is cut
  • Architecture for growth and team change — so the system survives without a single irreplaceable author
  • Integrations with 1C, CRM, payments, warehouse — one flow instead of manual data hopping
  • Permissions, audit, data security — roles, action logs, security as its own track, not a later patch
  • Training and handoff to your team — docs, access, and support after go-live

How we work

We ship in vertical slices: a working piece of value in production first, then scale and edge cases. Short, transparent sprints with demos — no “see you in six months” black box. After discovery we lock the frame: scope, stages, ownership; then build, acceptance, training, and support.

FAQ

How long does custom software development take?

It depends on product boundaries and integrations. After discovery we lock stages: the first useful slice usually ships well before the full system, so you can validate the process on real data. Firm dates come after discovery — not from a guess.

What drives the price, and can we see a budget range upfront?

Price follows scope, roles, integrations, security requirements, and who will run the system afterward. We give a budget frame after discovery; we don’t quote a fake “average project cost” before that — it misleads. If a boxed tool covers most of the job, we’ll say so and won’t push a custom build.

Next / Your project

Product and rules first — then screens and stack.