We build mobile apps. And the systems businesses run on.

Fertiliser is one of the biggest costs in a farming season, and most of it is still applied against an average for the whole field. Some areas get more than they need. Others never get enough.

Scanfield turns a single pass across the field into a clear picture of what the soil is really like, zone by zone. Farmers see exactly where to invest and where to hold back, and their spreaders follow a simple plan that puts the right amount in the right place — automatically.

The result is less guesswork, fewer wasted inputs, and fields that are managed with precision instead of averages.

A farm runs on its records. But on most farms, those records are scattered — a notebook in the tractor cab, a spreadsheet only one person understands, and the agronomist's memory. When someone asks what was sprayed on the north parcel in April, an afternoon disappears into piecing the answer together.

NewAgro brings the whole farm into one place. Parcels on a map, treatments, harvests, machinery, warehouse, customers, invoicing, finance — all in a single system that matches how the farm actually works day to day. The parts that need to be used outside are designed for a phone, because a record you cannot enter from the field is usually entered late, wrong, or not at all.

Everything flows through to the accounts without being re-typed, so nothing gets lost between the field and the invoice.

Megachim has made paints and varnishes since 1996 — four brands, three plants, and products sold to households, trade and industry. Paint is an awkward thing to sell online: the same product comes in several tin sizes, a colour is chosen from a system rather than a photo, and the person ordering for a site orders nothing like the person painting a bedroom.

We build and run Megachim's trade webshop. Catalogue, brand pages and product pages carry the four brands without flattening them into one, and orders, invoicing and courier delivery run in one place instead of three.

Customer communication runs through the same web interface. Enquiries, quotes and questions about an order land where the order already is, so whoever picks up a conversation can see what was bought, what was sent and what was said — without a mailbox in between.

The system underneath is being redesigned without interrupting the sales operation.

A sleeping baby can make an entire room feel quiet. Parents listen for every sound, check the cot more often than they need to, and try to rest without ever feeling completely away from it.

Calmina gives them a simpler way to stay close. It turns two phones already in the home into a baby monitor: one stays by the cot, the other stays with the parent, with live video and audio, two-way talk, lullabies, cry and motion detection, and a summary of the night waiting in the morning.

We designed and built the whole product ourselves, then tested it at home. It quickly became something we relied on every night — through the interrupted sleep, the rooms apart, and the moments when knowing what was happening mattered.

That experience shaped every part of Calmina. It had to be simple enough to use when you are exhausted, dependable when the phone is sleeping or the connection is not perfect, and reassuring without making parents spend the whole night watching a screen.