Every complicated problem has a small core.
We find it, build around it, and stop. Artificial Intelligence speeds up the search, it does not replace it.
We make the complicated simple.
We use Artificial Intelligence as a lever on every process. Most of it goes into our own projects. The rest goes to companies that want help making the same shift: away from SaaS, toward custom-built tools they own outright.
Vision / where this is going
The pure SaaS model is ending.
Artificial Intelligence has made custom software cheap: cheap to build, and cheap to own. Most of the industry has not noticed. We have, and we have built around it.
We use Artificial Intelligence as a lever on every process. One-time work. One-time price.
What we care about.
Artificial Intelligence is our lever on every process. These principles guide us when we use it.
Artificial Intelligence on every process.
We use it everywhere we work. What used to take months now takes days. On request, we show you how to use it the same way.
What we build, the customer owns.
One-time work. One-time price. No subscription, no lock-in. Maintenance and operations by us are possible, never required.
No middlemen. We work directly.
Direct contact with the people who need the work done. No account managers, no procurement theatre, no handoffs.
Four chapters, one story.
Index / 04
01 / Essay
Core
Who we are and how we work. A short narrative about finding the small centre of big problems.
02 / Products
Users
Small, tailored tools for the people who use them every day. No demos, no subscriptions.
03 / Business
Companies
Software development, cloud infrastructure, and Artificial Intelligence for other companies, when the work is interesting.
04 / Investor Relations
Investors
Financial reports, meeting minutes, annual statements. Access for investors behind login.
Common questions.
When should a company run its own Kubernetes cluster?
Once several production services with distinct scaling or availability needs run in parallel, or when data sovereignty requires EU-based infrastructure. Below that, simpler platforms like individual VMs or managed PaaS are usually enough.
How do you install MicroK8s on a single-node Ubuntu server?
Install snapd, then snap install microk8s --classic, enable the DNS, hostpath-storage and ingress add-ons, install the Longhorn prerequisites (open-iscsi, cryptsetup) and copy the kubeconfig to the local machine. Full step-by-step guide: MicroK8s installation part 1 – server setup.
How do you get automatic TLS certificates on MicroK8s?
Install Cert-Manager, create a Let's Encrypt ClusterIssuer, and request the certificate per Ingress resource. The ingress-nginx controller resolves the HTTP-01 challenge automatically; renewal then runs without manual intervention. Step-by-step: MicroK8s installation part 2 – Cert-Manager, Longhorn, and encrypted storage.
How do you set up encrypted storage with Longhorn on MicroK8s?
Install Longhorn, create a LUKS secret with a strong password, and define a dedicated StorageClass with encrypted: "true". Set this StorageClass as default so new PVCs are encrypted automatically. Full kubectl sequence: MicroK8s installation part 2 – Cert-Manager, Longhorn, and encrypted storage.
Why do pods with Longhorn volumes stay in ContainerCreating?
In nine out of ten cases, KUBELET_ROOT_DIR is set incorrectly. MicroK8s places kubelet under /var/snap/microk8s/common/var/lib/kubelet, not under the default path. Debugging steps and checklist: Troubleshooting Longhorn volume mount issues on MicroK8s.
Can Artificial Intelligence be used in a GDPR-compliant way?
Yes, when it runs on-premises or in a private cloud and sensitive data never leaves the organisation. Enterprise LLM servers on your own hardware or in certified EU data centres are the common route.
Do you deploy AI agents for clients?
Yes. AI agents take over tasks that used to run manually or through rigid automation: structured extraction, rule-based decisions, data flow with checks. We build them embedded into existing software, not as isolated demos. When an agent earns its place, it stays; when it does not, it goes.
Can VBA macros be migrated to modern Office Add-ins?
Yes, via the Office.js API for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. The new add-ins run identically on desktop, web, and mobile; VSTO covers cases the JavaScript surface does not yet address.
Who owns the code after a custom software project?
The client, when the contract says so. For custom-built projects, full handover of source code and documentation is the norm; subscription models typically keep the software with the provider.