Software built for your company, run by ours.
Companies come to us for the application they cannot buy off the shelf. We design it, build it under your brand, and keep it running once it is live.
What we do
Four ways companies use us. Most engagements start with one and grow into the fourth.
White-label products
We build it, you own it, and it ships under your name. Your customers see your company — our involvement is yours to disclose or not.
Custom tools
The software no product on the market quite fits: built around how your business already works, instead of asking your team to work around it.
AI inside what you already run
Adding AI to an existing product, in the places where it removes real work — not where it demonstrates well and then goes unused.
We keep it running
Hosting, updates, monitoring and support after launch. Most studios hand over a repository and wish you luck; we would rather stay responsible for it.
What we build when the client is us
Eight products we designed, built, shipped and still operate today. They are our own, so there is no client confidentiality to work around — you can open any of them and judge the work directly.
OSCAR
A QR code on the table becomes the menu, the cart and the order.
Kursi
Barbers rent a professional chair by the day instead of buying one.
BookForge
A writing studio that takes an author from blank page to finished book.
DineMap
Lay out the dining room, take bookings against real tables, run the floor.
Eddy
Field software that runs a pool route from the truck, offline.
TripMap
One shared map a family fills in together as the trip happens.
Scratch Check
Point a phone at a scratch ticket and find out whether it won.Fast by method, not by shortcut.
- Product design
- Applied AI
- Web and mobile
- Infrastructure
Every project is run by engineers and accelerated by AI. The AI drafts, refactors and reviews at a pace no team can match by hand; the engineers decide what ships. That pairing is why a studio this size can carry eight products in production and still take on new work.
We work in the open and in short cycles, so you see the thing running early rather than reading status reports about it. You get direct access to the people building it — there is no account layer between you and the work.
And we stay after launch. Everything we have built, we still run: servers, backups, updates, the 3 a.m. problems. It is the part most studios avoid, and the part that decides whether software is still useful in two years.
Notes from the work
What we learned building and running our own products, written up while it was still fresh. Mostly the things that went wrong, because those are the ones worth reading.
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Boring on purpose
This site is static HTML with no JavaScript and no dependencies, built by a script we wrote. Here is the reasoning, and the bug that shows where the reasoning runs out. -
What AI actually changed about writing software
Generating code stopped being the slow part, which moved the bottleneck to verification. That is a bigger change to the job than it sounds, and we learned it the humiliating way. -
The check that looked at one column
An integrity check reported zero missing files, twice in one day, while nine files referenced by the database were genuinely gone. It was not wrong. It was narrow.
Tell us what you need built.
Send us the problem in a paragraph — what your company does, and what the software should take off your hands. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right studio for it, and what it would take.
hello@synaptrixai.com