Custom software
Custom software for businesses in Alicante and Elche: web applications, internal tools and integrations that connect orders, quotes and tasks. We work remotely in Spanish, starting with one workflow and agreed acceptance checks.
From process to delivery
Custom software for businesses in Alicante and Elche
We work remotely in Spanish. We start with a specific business process, compare the tools you already use and agree a delivery you can verify.
Choose one workflow
Agree its input, expected output, owner and exceptions.
Review a usable version
Check the main journey with representative, anonymised examples.
Test the difficult cases
Include repeated records, unavailable integrations and different user permissions.
Hand over and operate
Agree documentation, access, data export, recovery and maintenance responsibilities.
Configure, integrate or build?
Configure an existing tool when it covers the required stages, access and export. Integrate when the tools work but information is copied between them. Build custom software when an essential workflow cannot be covered sensibly. Compare migration, licences, maintenance and the cost of changing provider before choosing.
What determines the price and timeline?
- First delivery
- Analysis, configuration or development, checks and handover.
- Data and integrations
- Migration volume, source quality, APIs, permissions and recovery from failures.
- Ongoing operation
- Hosting, third-party licences, usage charges and maintenance listed separately.
The proposal sets the scope, milestones, calendar, price and acceptance checks before work starts. Code rights, licences, accounts and data export are agreed in writing. Describe your current tool, the step that gets stuck and an approximate monthly volume to help us scope it.
What we solve
We build with AI assistance: it speeds up writing code, but every delivery passes engineering review, testing and agreed acceptance criteria. That describes how we build software, not whether the program includes AI features: that is decided separately for your case. Generated code is not automatically safe.
We define scope from the outcome you expect, validate early with a usable version and build a maintainable foundation that can evolve with your operation.
Common problems
- A spreadsheet supports a critical process and is starting to break
- The team copies data between applications that do not talk to each other
- The current SaaS product is expensive, excessive and still misses the essentials
- A prototype needs to become an operable product
An illustrative example
Before: a small distributor takes orders by phone and messaging, logs them in a shared sheet and prepares delivery notes by hand. Transcription errors cause returns every week.
After: a simple internal application where each order is entered once, stock is discounted and the delivery note is generated. The team still validates every order before sending it.
An illustrative scenario explaining the service; not the outcome of a real customer nor a promise of results.
What the engagement includes
- A working application, deployed and accessible
- Acceptance criteria verified with you
- Usage and maintenance documentation
- A launch session with your team
- An optional evolution and support plan
What we need from you
- A description of the process as it works today
- Sample data for testing, with no real credentials at first
- One person who validates progress and decisions
- An agreed minimum viable scope before we start
Scope and costs
Scope, milestones and price are agreed in writing before we start. We usually work per project with a minimum viable scope and later extensions where they add value.
Third-party costs (hosting, domains, licences or AI model usage) are estimated separately; costs, account ownership and the billing arrangement are agreed in the proposal. Later maintenance is optional, varies with complexity and dependencies, and is also agreed in writing.
Frequent questions
Does artificial intelligence write the code?
In part: it speeds up production, but engineers review, test and accept every delivery. Responsibility for the result stays human.
Who owns the code?
Ownership and usage licences are agreed in each project's contract, respecting third-party and open-source licences used.
How long does a project take?
It depends on scope, data migration and integrations. Each proposal includes an agreed schedule with milestones.
What if I already pay for a SaaS product that almost fits?
Sometimes integrating it beats building. We assess that with you before proposing any new development.
Keep exploring
Custom software vs SaaS for an SME: how to decide
Scope depends on the process, data and existing systems. We assess feasibility, risk and applicable obligations before proposing a solution.
What the project delivers
- Working application
- Integrations and API
- Evolution and support
