We build business software the way it should have been built all along: it runs on your machines, your data never leaves your control, the routine work runs itself — and you pay once, instead of renting forever.
Don't take our word for any of it. Everything we make runs live, in the open, before we ever speak.
Most vendors show you slides. We show you working systems — and every demo prints its own current limitations on the page, because a demo that hides where it's weak shouldn't be trusted where it's strong.
A 100-person claims firm rebuilt AI-first, seat by seat: 90 automated seats, 10 humans holding exactly the doors that must be human — money, legal, judgment, client trust.
The company, runningA fictional working day playing live in your browser: deadlines computed, invoices that reconcile to themselves, settlements split to the exact penny, double-bookings refused.
The regulated shelfTools for firms whose client data cannot legally live on someone else's servers — claims practices, accountants, brokers, letting agents, adviser firms.
The owned stackCRM, invoicing, scheduling, documents, e-sign, automation — the subscriptions your business rents today, rebuilt as software you own once.
Three ways in, from a single owned tool to a firm that mostly runs itself.
Single-purpose business tools that run in the browser, work offline, and are yours outright. No subscription, no vendor, no way to switch them off.
Browse the live builds →The full set your business currently rents — replaced with owned equivalents, with the own-once savings worked out line by line, in the open.
See the maths →Your firm, rebuilt AI-first: a paid discovery that produces your real numbers, a configured build, side-by-side validation against your existing process, and handover. You own the result.
Start a discovery conversation →Four rules, kept in the software itself — not in a policy document.
Everything above is drawn from a working software estate of 1,424 public builds — 372 of them live right now, each one a page you can open, use, and read the source of. Built on Konomi (Thomas Frumkin's architecture) — one small part of what it can do. Counted from the index on 2026-08-21, never typed by hand.
Walk the builds first. Then, if it looks like your firm, the next step is a short discovery conversation — no deck, no pressure, your real numbers.
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