Romanian software company · Adobe Commerce certified
We build commerce platforms, business systems and the integrations that hold them together.
Magento 2, Next.js and Three.js, connected to your ERP, your bank and your warehouse — running on Linux infrastructure we configure and operate ourselves, with AI in the loop to shorten delivery rather than lower the standard.
10 What we do
Certified
Adobe Commerce
Magento 2 engineered to Adobe architecture standards
EET
EU timezone
A full overlapping working day with Western Europe
End to end
Code to server
We write it, deploy it and keep it running
01What we do
One team across commerce, engineering, integration and growth
Most problems worth solving cross a boundary — a slow store is often a server problem, a failing campaign is often a landing page problem, and a manual process is almost always an integration problem. Having all of it in one team is the point.
Magento 2 & Adobe Commerce Development
Adobe Commerce certified developers building, replatforming and rescuing Magento 2 stores — from B2B price lists and ERP-driven catalogues to headless storefronts on Next.js.
Artificial intelligenceAI Development & Integration
LLM features, retrieval-augmented search, document extraction and workflow agents — built into your product, plus AI-assisted engineering that shortens our own delivery time.
DevelopmentMobile App Development
React Native and Flutter apps for iOS and Android, plus installable progressive web apps — connected to the same backend and ERP as the rest of your systems.
E-commerceWordPress & WooCommerce Development
Custom WordPress themes, blocks and plugins — plus WooCommerce stores tuned for speed, security and organic traffic. No page-builder debt, no abandoned premium themes.
Digital marketingSEO — Technical, Content & International
Technical SEO, content strategy and international hreflang architecture — done by people who can also ship the fix, not just file a ticket about it.
Infrastructure & DevOpsIT Audit
An independent review of your infrastructure, applications, security posture, costs and delivery process — delivered as a written report with severities, owners and a costed plan.
IntegrationsERP & API Integrations
Connecting shops, ERPs, warehouses, CRMs and accounting systems into one reliable flow — with idempotent syncs, retries, reconciliation and monitoring you can actually see.
Infrastructure & DevOpsCyber Security
Hardening, identity, patching, monitoring, backup verification and incident response — run as an ongoing discipline against ISO 27001 and NIS2, not as a product you switch on.
OutsourcingDedicated Teams & Staff Augmentation
Senior Romanian engineers embedded in your team — Magento, Next.js, DevOps and QA — on monthly contracts, in EU working hours, with no recruitment cycle.
DevelopmentNext.js & React Development
Server-rendered Next.js applications and headless frontends — the modern web stack, built for Core Web Vitals, indexability and conversion rather than for a framework demo.
Infrastructure & DevOpsDevOps, Linux Servers & Managed Hosting
Linux server configuration, hardening, Docker deployments, CI/CD pipelines, monitoring and managed hosting — the infrastructure work most agencies quietly outsource.
DevelopmentThree.js, WebGL & 3D Web Experiences
Product configurators, interactive 3D showrooms and WebGL interfaces built with Three.js and React Three Fiber — rendered live in the browser, with no plugin and no video fallback.
02Live
Every system you run, on one rail.
Shops, ERPs, warehouses, banks and marketplaces, joined by a layer that queues, retries, reconciles and says so when something breaks.
SystemsMessages in transit
Rendered in your browser, right now — the traffic you can see is the point, not a loop of video.
03Handover
Built to be handed over.
Every system we ship carries documented architecture, a staging environment that mirrors production, and a runbook. If you replace us, the next team should not need a discovery phase to understand what they inherited.
04Certified
Three management systems, audited by someone other than us.
Quality, environmental responsibility and information security are certified against ISO standards and re-audited independently. For a buyer that means the access control, change control and incident response are defined and checked — not described in a proposal.
ISO 9001
Quality management
Specification, review, tested releases, traceable changes.
ISO 14001
Environmental management
Right-sized infrastructure, efficient EU data centres, hardware kept in service.
ISO 27001
Information security
Least-privilege access, managed secrets, tested restores, defined incident response.
05Why clients call us
Four situations we handle constantly
The store has become slow and fragile
Fifteen overlapping extensions, a theme that overrides core templates, and an upgrade nobody dares run. We audit, stabilise and rebuild the architecture so releases stop being events.
- Adobe Commerce certified audit
- Hyvä or headless Next.js frontend
- Core Web Vitals brought into the green
- Upgrade path restored
Two systems disagree about the truth
The shop says in stock, the warehouse says otherwise, and someone reconciles it by hand every morning. We build the integration layer that removes the question.
- Queued, idempotent, monitored
- ERP, WMS, courier, bank and marketplace
- e-Factura and SAF-T covered
- Daily automatic reconciliation
The process outgrew the spreadsheet
A workflow that only three people fully understand, run through email and a shared file. We turn it into a system with roles, states, an audit trail and an API.
- Custom business applications
- Client and supplier portals
- Multi-tenant SaaS products
- Documented handover included
Hiring cannot keep up with the roadmap
You need senior engineers now, not after a three-month recruitment cycle. Dedicated squads or individual specialists, embedded in your process.
- Start within two weeks
- EU contracts, full IP assignment
- White-label capacity for agencies
- 30-day notice, no lock-in
06How we work
Four stages, and you can stop after any of them
Every stage produces something you own and can act on — including taking it to a different supplier.
Conversation
A call about the problem rather than a pitch. If we are not the right company, we say so early and usually suggest who is.
Discovery
A paid, fixed-price phase producing a written specification, architecture, risk list and costed backlog. Yours whether or not you continue with us.
Build
Two-week sprints with working software on staging and a demo you can click through. Scope changes are priced when they appear, not absorbed silently.
Run
Monitoring, security patching, upgrades and continued development under an SLA — or a clean, documented handover to your own team.
07AI, specifically
What "we develop with AI" actually means here
It means AI-assisted engineering across the mechanical parts of delivery — scaffolding, migrations, test generation, documentation and first-pass code review — so senior engineers spend their hours on architecture and the awkward edge cases instead of boilerplate.
Everything still passes human review, automated tests and CI before it reaches your environment. The timeline changes; the standard does not.
In your product, it means AI features scoped from a specific manual task with a measurable outcome — document extraction, retrieval over your own data, classification, agents that call your real APIs under permission and audit. And an honest recommendation against AI when a rules engine would do the job more cheaply and more predictably.
- Every line reviewed by a human engineer
- Evaluation sets built before AI features ship
- EU-hosted or self-hosted inference for sensitive data
- Running-cost modelled alongside the build quote
08Technologies we work in every week
09Straight answers
What people ask before the first call
How do you price work?
Discovery is fixed-price and produces a specification you own. After that, either a fixed-scope quote for a defined release or a monthly team rate for ongoing work. We do not quote a full build from a one-page brief, because that number would be fiction and you would be the one paying for the gap.
Who owns the code and the accounts?
You do, from the first commit. Repositories, ad accounts, analytics properties, domains and infrastructure stay in your ownership with us as users. If you leave, nothing has to be rebuilt.
Can you work with our existing developers?
Yes, and it is often the best arrangement. We join your sprint process, share code review and deliberately transfer knowledge rather than building dependence on us.
Do you take on projects built by someone else?
Regularly. We start with a paid audit so both sides know what is being inherited, stabilise security and deployment first, and only then start on new features.
Where are you and how do we meet?
We are based in Romania and work remotely with clients across the EU, the UK and North America. Romania sits in EET, so there is a full overlapping working day with Western Europe. We travel for kick-offs and quarterly reviews where the engagement justifies it.
What if we only need one small thing?
That is welcome. An audit, a single integration, a performance fix or a security cleanup are all normal ways to start, and they tell both of us more about the fit than a long proposal would.
10Start here
Tell us what is not working.
A slow store, a manual process, a system nobody can upgrade, a channel that stopped growing. Send a short brief and you will get a considered reply from an engineer within one working day.
Writing
Insights
Notes on commerce engineering, integrations and the parts of this work that are usually left unsaid.
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