Solution

Custom software and apps

When the process is specific to the company, we build the application, for the web or for mobile. iOS apps are published on the App Store.

Simulation: the Excel production report that arrives by email is read and published on a dashboard with each factory's production.

Who it is for

  • Companies whose processes live in shared spreadsheets
  • Organisations that need an app for field teams

The problem

The process grew across spreadsheets, emails and messages, and nobody has the full picture any more.

How it works

  1. Design

    We design the screens with the people who will use the application.

  2. Built by deliverables

    We deliver each part already working, at a fixed price.

  3. Publishing

    On the web or on the App Store.

  4. Follow-up

    Fixes and improvements agreed in the proposal.

For industry

In a factory, the stoppage log and the maintenance plan often live in separate Excel sheets, with causes typed by hand and different units from one plant to the next.

In Industrial Manager, whoever is on the line reports the fault on their phone and the technician logs the work, the hours and the parts used. Each plant logs stoppages with causes from the official list, and management sees the plants side by side and exports to Excel when needed. It works on the computer, on the phone and in an iPhone app.

See the Industrial Manager case

What you get

Web application or app
With role-based access and data stored securely.
Publishing
Web hosting or App Store.

Frequently asked questions

Do you build iOS apps?

Yes. iOS apps are published on the App Store.

Does it connect to the software we already use?

Yes. We connect to the ERP, Excel, email and third-party APIs. We have already integrated with PMR and XD Gestão Comercial.

How is the project run?

By deliverables: we design the screens with the people who will use them and deliver each part already working, at a fixed price.

Have a similar process?

Tell us how it works today. The 30-minute call is free. If we go ahead, each deliverable has a fixed price, written in the proposal before we start, and one person follows the project.