How we work
Three things decide whether a project succeeds
We learn the process first
A day or two in your office watching how the work flows. The specification comes after that.
Delivered in stages
Projects run in two to three week stages. At the end of each you see something working.
The code becomes yours
Source code and documentation handed over in full. Another team can pick it up.
What we do
Our services
Business software
Inventory, sales, orders and production tracking, built around your process.
8 000 ₼-dən
Mobile apps
For iOS and Android, for customers and for staff.
12 000 ₼-dən
System integration
Connecting existing systems so data no longer moves by hand.
4 500 ₼-dən
Web systems
Internal portals, customer accounts and online service platforms.
3 500 ₼-dən
IT support
Servers, networks and user support on a monthly agreement.
600 ₼/ay-dan
Technical audit
We review your existing system and set out its weak points and risks.
2 000 ₼-dən
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About us
From four developers to twenty-two
There were four of us in 2017, and our first project was a small inventory system.
Today we are 22 and run four or five projects at once. The growth came mostly through referrals from earlier clients.
Who we are
Our team
R. Əliyev
Founder, CTO
N. Vəliyeva
Project lead
E. Quliyev
Lead developer
S. Rəhimova
Design and user experience
Testimonials
What our clients say
After the inventory system went live, stocktaking went from three days to half a day. What I valued most was getting the source code — our own developer can now make changes.
K. B.
Wholesale company, operations director
Before starting they sat in our office for two days watching how the work actually flowed. The specification that came out of it was sharper than anything we would have written.
M. H.
Service company, technical director
How is a project priced?
How long does a project take?
Do we get the source code?
Is there support after handover?
Can you work on our existing system?
Blog
Useful reading
02.09.2026
Why projects overrun without a specification
Most projects slip not because of code errors but because of misunderstanding.
20.08.2026
Buy an off-the-shelf system or build your own?
Both have their place; the choice depends on how unusual your process is.
03.08.2026
The team reaches 22 people
Three new specialists have joined the mobile development side.
Sectors we work with
The specification is free
Tell us briefly what you need — we will meet, look at the process and prepare a specification.