Who owns the code and intellectual property?
You do — the software we build for you is your asset. We recommend confirming the exact ownership terms in your agreement so everything is clear from the start.
Can the software integrate with the systems we already use?
Yes — custom software's biggest advantage is fitting into your existing stack. We integrate with enterprise systems, payment and accounting tools, and custom APIs as part of the build.
Do you build internal business tools as well as customer-facing products?
Yes — we build both, from operations and automation tools that save internal time to revenue-generating products your customers use. Many clients start with one and expand to the other.
When does custom software make more sense than an off-the-shelf tool?
Custom is usually the right call when existing tools force you to change how you work, when you're stitching together multiple products with workarounds, or when the software is core to your competitive advantage. For commodity needs, off-the-shelf is often fine — and we'll tell you when that's the case.
What counts as custom software?
Custom software is built specifically for your business and users rather than bought off the shelf. It fits your exact workflows, scales on your terms, and becomes an asset you own — instead of a subscription you rent.
