Business software studio · Kyiv
Softwarethat movesoperations.
We design and build web and mobile tools for the people who route, pick, load and deliver — the dispatcher at 07:40, the driver on the third drop, the manager reconciling the day.
Network map
Four lines, one interchange: your operation.
- L1Web systemsDispatch consoles, warehouse panels, order back-offices, partner portals.→
- L2Mobile appsDriver, picker and courier apps that keep working when the signal does not.→
- L3Ops UI/UXInterfaces designed around shifts, scanners, gloves and twelve-hour screens.→
- L4Store publishingListings, review guidelines, signing, staged rollouts on App Store and Google Play.→
Why operations
Positioning, not a trophy shelf.
We are a young company and we will not invent case studies, client logos or anniversaries. What we offer instead is a focus: software where minutes, pallets and people move. Our proposals list concrete deliverables and the criteria you can check them against.
How we think →Acceptance criteria we commit to in writing
- ≤ 3 taps
- to the most frequent action on a shift screen
- < 2.5 s
- target Largest Contentful Paint on a mid-range phone, measured, not promised blindly
- Offline queue
- every field action is stored locally and synced with visible status
- WCAG 2.1 AA
- contrast and keyboard checks run before each acceptance
- 1 owner
- per screen: a named role on your side who signs it off
Typical journey
From first message to store release
- 01SurveyShadow a shift, map roles and exceptions.
- 02BlueprintClickable prototype tested with real staff.
- 03BuildTwo-week increments with demo builds.
- 04PilotOne depot, one shift, measured.
- 05RolloutStore release, training sheets, handover.
Not sure where to start? Run the dispatch planner.
Answer six questions about your operation and get a phase plan, screen count and checklist — calculated in your browser, nothing sent.
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