Have software developed for your organisation
Want to have software developed that truly fits your organisation, your processes, and your growth path? We build custom software for companies looking to take the next step with software they can rely on, now and in a few years.
For processes that truly set you apart
Built on scalability, security, and continuity
New product, ongoing development, or redevelopment of existing software
Possibilities
What custom software delivers
With custom software you organise your work smarter and more smoothly. You do not get a package you have to force your own processes into, but software that moves with how your organisation delivers value.
That can be anything: a customer portal, an internal tool, a comparison tool, a knowledge platform, an extensive Glossary · In briefCMSA CMS is software that lets users create, organize, edit and publish digital content, usually through an administration interface.Read more, or a combination of several systems. The form differs, the goal does not: software that strengthens your organisation instead of holding it back.
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Where custom work makes a difference
Business-critical trust back
Stable software, clear releases, and grip on peak load. For the processes that matter.
Coherence instead of separate islands
Portals, internal tools, and integrations that prevent you from getting stuck in manual work.
Growth beyond the limits of a package
Extend, continue developing, or redevelop once standard software no longer takes you far enough.
How we work
What we find important in custom work
Take proven software seriously: We like focusing on software that already matters to you and that needs to be able to grow professionally.
Direct contact with developers: You speak with people who also truly think along with you about architecture, maintainability, and technical choices.
Transparency in ownership and collaboration: Clarity about code, capacity, priorities, and quality simply belongs with good custom work.
Confidence in your software: Changes, extensions, and releases should remain manageable, so you can rely on the software as it develops.
It is the first time I experience software development as simple, transparent, and measurable.
Viktor Mirovic
Owner at TasteIndex
They really think along with us and do not just build whatever is requested.
Esther Radder
Workplanner Product Manager at SGI Compliance Nederland
10KB brings technical execution power and productivity. They think deeply with us about architecture.
Toon Van Dooren
Lead Innovation Engineer at Savvii Managed Hosting
They are not yes-men, but real sparring partners. Highly skilled in their field.
Antoon Scheffers
IVBB
Possibilities through technology
Technology choices that support you
Good software comes just as much from sensible technical choices as from clear requirements.
For every product we look at which stack, architecture, and development approach fit your situation now, your team, and what requirements the software needs to be able to carry in the coming years. That helps you prevent short-term choices from becoming expensive or risky later.
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Examples of custom work in practice
Here are examples of software where we worked on continuity, maintainability, and technical improvements.
Still have questions?
If you have a stable foundation and your current software has been kept reasonably healthy, ongoing development is usually the wisest route. And also the most cost-efficient.
If software becomes outdated, unstable, or you can barely extend it anymore, a clean slate can bring more calm, a lower maintenance burden, and a better foundation.
For that we look at things like architecture, maintainability, performance, testability, technical debt, and the risks of building further on the current foundation.
No. If your challenge fits well in existing software and your processes are not distinctive, then standard can be fine. Custom work mainly becomes interesting once flexibility, integrations, or unique processes start weighing heavier.
We do that by making choices early that support maintainability (think clear architecture, testing, code review, deliberate technology choices, and a transparent way of collaborating).
Yes, that is right. In such a situation we often start by sharpening requirements, users, processes, and priorities, for example by following a product design trajectory.
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