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What you can verify about us
This page could have carried six attractive quotes and six names. Instead it carries the things you can check yourself — and a way to speak directly with someone we have worked for.
Why you see no quotes here
Because we do not yet have enough for which the client has given written consent. We could have put up six attractive quotes and six names — it is done often and it looks good.
We do not, for two reasons. First: invented reviews are prohibited across the EU and, in Romania, under the unfair commercial practices law, which the consumer protection authority enforces. Second, and this matters more to you: the first person who asks for a verifiable reference finds the gap — and that is usually the client you wanted most.
What follows on this page is what we can put in their place: things you can verify, applications delivered, and a way to speak directly with one of our clients.
Without taking our word for it
4 things you can check yourself
A serious company is recognised by what can be verified, not by how many stars it awards itself on its own website.
A registered company you can check
VAT number RO44973642, trade register J40/16733/2021, registered since 28.09.2021. The data can be verified at any time in the Romanian tax authority register, without asking us.
The code reaches you, in full
It is not a promise on a website, it is a contract clause: you receive the source code in a repository you own, with the complete history and the installation documentation.
You see the work as it happens
You receive intermediate versions on a test environment you can reach at any time, rather than a finished product you discover at handover does not do what it was meant to.
References, on request
We do not publish client names without their consent. If you want to speak to someone we have worked for, ask us and we will find out whether they will take a call.
References
Talk to a client, not to a quote
A quote says what someone wanted to say. A conversation tells you what you want to find out. The second option is one email away.
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You tell us what you want to find out
Not "I would like a reference", but the concrete question: whether we kept to deadlines, how we reacted when something went wrong, how hard we were to work with. That is how we know who to ask.
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We ask the right client
We pick a project close to yours in size or in field and ask whether they will take a call. If they say no, we tell you they said no — we do not invent a different one.
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You talk directly, without us in the room
We put you in touch and step aside. We do not brief the client, we do not ask them to say anything in particular, and we do not ask to be told what you discussed.
Tell us what you want to find out and from what kind of company. We answer within one working day.
Delivered
Applications that run, not promises
We cannot publish the names of the companies we built them for, because we have not asked their consent — and an internal application is usually exactly the kind of thing a company prefers not to advertise. What we can say is what each one does and who for.
HR — leave requests
Companies with more than fifty employees
Leave requests, approvals and remaining days, without a single email.
Read the case study →Building management
Residential associations and management companies
Costs allocated correctly, and owners who can see their own notice.
Read the case study →Expenses and reimbursements
Companies with field teams and monthly expense claims
The receipt photographed on the spot, the claim closed without the pile of paper.
Read the case study →Custom CRM
B2B sales teams
A pipeline on your own stages, with the quote generated from the customer record.
Read the case study →Platform for banks and lenders
Non-bank lending institutions
The credit file, from application to decision, with every step in the log.
Read the case study →Car and truck fleets
Transport and distribution companies
Documents with expiry dates, trips, fuel use and the real cost per kilometre.
Read the case study →Frequently asked questions
What people ask before signing with anyone
These are the legitimate questions you ask when handing work to a company you do not know. They deserve direct answers.
Ask us a questionWhy do you have no reviews on the site, like other companies?
Because we do not yet have enough for which the client has given written consent. Invented reviews, or reviews attributed to people who did not write them, are prohibited across the EU under the Omnibus Directive and, in Romania, under Law 363/2007 on unfair commercial practices, which the consumer protection authority enforces. Beyond the fine, the first person who asks for a verifiable reference would find the gap — and that is usually the client you wanted most.
Can I speak to one of your clients before I sign?
Yes, and it is the best thing you can do. You tell us what you want to find out, we ask a client with a project close to yours whether they will take a call, and we put you in touch. We brief nobody and we do not ask to be told what was said.
Why are no client names shown on the site?
Because we have not asked their consent for that. Many companies with internal applications prefer not to advertise what they are building, and publishing a name or a logo without written consent is a problem both legally and in the relationship itself. What we do publish is the applications and the fields we built them for.
What happens if I am not satisfied with the result?
The staged structure exists precisely for that: at the end of every stage you hold something and you can stop. During the warranty period after launch we fix at no cost anything that does not work as agreed. And if you want to continue with someone else, the code, the documentation and the accounts are already yours.
How do I know you will not disappear halfway through?
You cannot know that at the start, with any company. What you can check is the company registry data, the fact that the work goes into your repository from the first commit, and that you pay by stage rather than everything up front. We are not asking you to trust us — we are asking you not to have to.
Will you sign a non-disclosure agreement?
Yes, before the first technical conversation if you want. It is only natural when you show us how your company works from the inside, and it is also why there are projects we cannot describe beyond the field they are in.
Test us on a short stage
The best way to find out how we work is not a recommendation on a website, but a small first step with a result you judge yourself. The analysis is paid for separately and stays yours even if you continue with someone else.