Custom software development and architecture

Software development

From idea to running application

Our custom software development starts with your processes, not with an off-the-shelf product. We build web, desktop and mobile applications, APIs and interfaces as well as databases that reflect exactly what your business needs.

Behind this is a team of software architects with experience in project management. We support you from requirements analysis through architecture and implementation to production – and, if you wish, we also modernize legacy applications that have reached their limits. You can see who works on your project on our team page.

At a glance

Web, desktop and mobile applications
APIs and interfaces
Database design and data modeling
Software architecture and event-driven systems
Modernization of legacy applications
From requirements to production

Web applications

Responsive web applications, portals and APIs – from a lean business application to a company-wide platform.

Desktop and mobile

Native and cross-platform applications for Windows, macOS, iOS and Android.

APIs and interfaces

REST and GraphQL APIs, third-party system integration, EDI interfaces and automated workflows.

Databases

Relational and NoSQL databases, data modeling, performance optimization and migrations.

Software architecture

Architecture with a focus on scalability, performance and security – including event-driven systems.

Modernization

Renewing legacy applications step by step instead of replacing them all at once.

Understand first, then build

Good software comes from a clear understanding of the requirements. That is why we start with a thorough requirements analysis: we talk to the people who will use the application, capture processes, data and interfaces and clarify what is really needed – and what is not.

Building on this, our software architects design the technical foundation: the structure of the application, the database design, interfaces to existing systems and a security concept. Where many systems work together or large volumes of data arise, we rely on event-driven architectures that are loosely coupled and easy to extend.

Requirements analysis and requirements engineering
Software architecture and database design
Event-driven systems
Security concepts

Delivery with project management

Our team combines architecture and development with experience in project management. You have dedicated contacts, see progress regularly and can give feedback early. Automated builds and tests make sure new versions are delivered reliably.

We do not leave you alone after launch: if you wish, we run the application in our cluster in a data center in Germany and continue developing it with you – learn more under Managed Kubernetes and hosting.

Modernizing legacy applications

Many companies work with software that has grown over the years and is now hard to maintain or extend. We analyze what is in place, show paths to modernization and implement them step by step – for example through new interfaces, moving individual functions into independent services or switching to containers. Your day-to-day operations remain as undisturbed as possible.

Analysis of the existing application
Step-by-step migration instead of a big-bang rewrite
New interfaces to existing systems
Move to containers and cloud-native architecture

How it works

Step by step

1.

Clarify requirements

We talk about your processes, goals and existing systems.

2.

Concept and quote

You receive a concept with architecture, scope and price. Work starts only once you approve it.

3.

Development

In manageable steps, with regular check-ins and automated tests.

4.

Launch and operation

We support the launch and, if you wish, take over operation and further development.

Frequently asked questions

Good to know

What kind of software do you develop?

Web, desktop and mobile applications, APIs and interfaces as well as databases – always tailored to your processes rather than an off-the-shelf product.

Can you further develop our existing software?

Yes. We first get an overview of code, architecture and operations and then suggest how to proceed – from targeted extensions to step-by-step modernization.