Contract software development.Built carefully, run for years.

Some software has to be written for you: it fits the way your business works, connects the systems you already pay for, or does something no product on the market does. That is the work AdroitCode takes on.

We work mostly in C# and .NET on the server and TypeScript and React in the browser, on PostgreSQL and the major clouds. We favour proven tools over fashionable ones, because the software should outlast the trend.

  1. 01

    Custom web applicationsBuilt around how you actually work.

    Line-of-business apps in .NET, TypeScript and React, from internal tools to customer-facing portals.

  2. 02

    APIs and integrationsData entered once, not twice.

    Connect the systems you already have: accounting, CRM, HR and the odd spreadsheet, through clean, documented APIs.

  3. 03

    SaaS productsFrom first version to production.

    Billing, sign-in, deploys, monitoring and support: the unglamorous parts that make a product something people can pay for.

  4. 04

    Device and IoT platformsHardware in the field, managed from one place.

    Device discovery, fleet management, firmware and media workflows, and the dashboards that keep an eye on all of it.

  5. 05

    Performance and modernizationFaster and newer, without a rewrite.

    Find the real bottleneck, fix it, and bring older systems forward one piece at a time.

How a project runs.No surprises at the end.

  1. 1. Talk it through

    What you need, and what done looks like

    A conversation about the problem, the people who will use the software and the systems it has to work with.

  2. 2. Build in small pieces

    Working software early and often

    You see real progress every week or two, so the project can be steered while it is still cheap to change course.

  3. 3. Ship and support

    Deployed, documented, handed over

    Live in production with the code, docs and access in your hands, and ongoing support if you want it.

Have something that needs building?Tell us about it.

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