AI-assisted development
Our developers work with AI tools that take over the routine part of the job, so we deliver faster than before. The code is still written and reviewed by a senior developer. We always start at your company.
Stop paying for off-the-shelf licences
Off-the-shelf software covers 80 % of your company. The remaining 20 % is often exactly what sets you apart from the competition. For years, custom development had a reputation for being slow and expensive. That has changed, and we will show you a working prototype within 14 days.
What AI-assisted development gives you
AI does the routine part of the work for us. Decisions about how the software is built stay with people.
A prototype you can click through
We show you a clickable version soon after the first meeting. You hand it to your colleagues and we refine the brief on something real instead of a document, before any money goes into development.
A senior reviews every line
A senior developer is responsible for the architecture, reviews and approves the result, and automated and manual tests run on top of it all. Every development team is also overseen by a senior tech lead.
The repository and documentation are yours
We choose standard, open technologies. You get the repository and the documentation, so you can hand the project over to anyone at any time. Vendor lock-in is not our business model.
Toyota trains drivers in virtual reality
We built a VR app for Toyota in which truck drivers go through the whole training in a safe virtual environment: protective equipment, refuelling and payment. They need neither a specialised simulator nor a real truck.
“Training drivers of compressed natural gas (LNG) trucks presents a challenge, especially when there is no dedicated trainer or real truck available. Traditional methods are time-consuming, costly, and often limited by the availability of equipment, increasing the risk of errors and reducing training effectiveness. Therefore, we are glad that Toyota Tsusho Europe was not afraid to try the new technology that VR undoubtedly is, and thus combine training with “experience”. Thus, drivers will remember the process better than from ordinary training documents.”
How we work
From the first meeting to launch, you always have something working in your hands.
A meeting at your company
We find out who will use the app and in what situation.
Working prototype within 14 days
You click through it with your colleagues and we refine the brief on something real.
Development in 14-day sprints
After every sprint you get a working demo. Automated tests check every new version.
Launch and support
We deploy the app and train your people. Then we fix, update and add features.
Frequently asked questions
Who is responsible for the code when AI writes it?
A senior developer. They are responsible for the architecture, review and approve the result, and automated and manual tests run on top of it all. Software that runs your production cannot come from just asking a robot for it.
Will we own the code?
Yes. You get the repository and the documentation, and we choose standard, open technologies, so you can hand the project over to anyone at any time.
Wouldn’t vibecoding be enough for our project?
Vibecoding is the fastest and cheapest option, but its quality and maintainability are lower. It suits first prototypes, MVPs or trying out internal tools. For software meant to last for years we recommend AI-assisted development under senior oversight: AI speeds up the routine work and the technical decisions stay with the team.
What if our code must not leave the company?
Then classic development makes sense, where the code is not sent to third-party AI models. Before we start, our product managers go through your processes with you and assess whether you need it.