The studio at dusk: evening light falls through a tall window across a long desk

Websites and the software behind them

Design . Build . OperateOne development house, two disciplines( 01 )

02What we stand for

Most sites are clicked together.
Ours are built.

A page delivered as a finished file has nothing that can break at runtime. We run our servers ourselves, in German data centres, and collect nothing there is no reason to collect. What is finished has been checked, and what we measure we put on the table.

03Two disciplines

We work at both ends: on the site your customers see, and on the application your team works with.

Websites

From the first outline to a page delivered in milliseconds. Built statically, so that nothing can break that does not have to be able to break.

Corporate sites, relaunches, single campaign pages
Editorial work through a CMS, if you want to write yourself
Built for accessibility, tested with keyboard and screen reader
Loading times we measure before handover and tell you

To web development

Software

Custom applications, interfaces and automation. Not a tool only we can operate, but code your team can read later on.

Interfaces between systems that are currently bridged by hand
Routines that run by themselves at night instead of by hand on Thursdays
Databases, reports and small applications with user permissions
Operated in containers, with backups and a way back

To software development

A desk seen from above: keyboard, open notebook with layout sketches, pencil and coffee

The design starts on paper, not in a website builder

04How we work

Four steps, the same ones every time.

01Conversation: We sit down together and work out what the project has to achieve and who will be working with it. After that you know what we would build, how long it takes and what it costs. Only then does the work begin.
02Draft: You see structure and design applied to your own content, never to dummy text. For software the starting point is a working slice rather than a slide deck: a narrow path through the entire application.
03Build: We work in short rounds and show every interim state on a test address. What is finished has been checked: loading times, keyboard operation, behaviour on small screens, backups.
04Operation: Nothing is left to sit after launch. We keep updates current, watch availability and certificates, and get in touch before you notice anything. The source code is yours, and you can move on at any time.

An aisle between two rows of server racks whose status lights glow blue

Our own servers, German data centres.

No builder subscription, no provider nobody can cancel

05From our own house

Tacho
iPhone, iOS 17 and later
Speed in km/h, knots and mph, plus distance split into named legs.
To the appComing soon to the App Store
Snoozone
iPhone, iOS 26 and later
An alarm that listens to a place instead of a time, loud enough even on a silenced iPhone.
To the appComing soon to the App Store
digoMailCheck
Mac, macOS 14 and later
Unread IMAP mail in the menu bar, in real time over IDLE, with no account at our end.
To the appComing soon to the App Store
digoDial
Mac, macOS 15 and later
Dial through your own phone system, calls with names instead of numbers, all from the menu bar.
To the appComing soon to the App Store