Custom software
From internal tools to multi-tenant platforms. Tight scope, small releases, iteration in production.
- Teams of 2–50
- Spreadsheet replacement
- Roles · audit · SSO
Custom software and focused SaaS products for small teams that have outgrown spreadsheets but do not need an enterprise platform.
We scope tight, ship to production early, and iterate against real usage. No sprawling RFPs, no big-bang surprises.
From internal tools to multi-tenant platforms. Tight scope, small releases, iteration in production.
Databases, APIs, third-party services, legacy systems. When they need to talk, we make them talk.
End-to-end: UX, architecture, infra, billing, support. The same discipline goes into client work.
Architecture reviews, hiring loops, or fractional CTO for teams that need senior engineering perspective.
A focused solo studio, built to ship.
D2R (short for DEV2REV) is a one-person studio that combines consultancy with a focused product line. I build custom software for teams with real operational complexity, and develop my own SaaS tools in niches I know well.
When a project calls for more hands, I bring in trusted developers for the specific module — same stack, same standard, same accountability. No B-team handoffs, no endless discovery phases.
Products we run, work we've delivered for clients, and what's coming next.
Booking and scheduling for appointment-based small businesses.
Receipt scanning and expense tracking, shared with your accountant.
Website, local SEO and an internal outreach tool for a home renovation company.
A monthly money dashboard for freelancers. Drop in invoices and exports, see what you made.
An assistant that answers prospects from a business's real schedule, prices and capacity.
Standing orders and daily production totals for bakeries that supply cafés and shops.
One view of stock across shops and warehouses, so every location knows what is where.
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