Custom Software
Purpose-built systems for problems off-the-shelf software cannot reach, engineered for scale, audit and handover.
Custom Software at a glance
Custom Software
- What it is
- Purpose-built systems for problems off-the-shelf software cannot reach, engineered for scale, audit and handover.
- Platforms
- Your cloud, your identity provider, your compliance boundary.
- You get
- Source, infrastructure as code, an SBOM per release, and a runbook written for someone who has never met us.
- Typical first step
- A discovery engagement that ends in an architecture decision record you own.
The boundary, stated up front.
Lock-in. Everything we build is deployable by your own team, and the handover terms are in the contract from day one.
The environments this practice is built for.
What each environment does to a system that was not designed for it.
Reference designs, not case studies.
How we would approach three problems that come up often. No client’s numbers appear here, because none of these is a client’s system.
A double-entry ledger with reconciliation built in
Every entry has to balance before it is written, and the ledger is reconciled against outside statements continuously, so drift shows up before settlement rather than at month end.
Transaction intake
Receives transactions and statements from the systems that originate them.
Ordering
Gives every entry one position in one order, so a retry can never post twice.
Ledger core
Refuses any entry whose debits and credits do not balance.
Storage
Keeps the ledger consistent across regions and survives the loss of one.