Software that outlasts the hype.

What we stand for

Long-term thinking

We build software meant to run for years, not sprints.

Deep expertise

Decades of experience across procurement, logistics, and enterprise systems.

Honest craft

No shortcuts, no bloat. Clean architecture, maintainable code.

Partnership

We work with you, not for you. Your success is ours.

Modern tooling

We adopt what works. AI-assisted engineering lets us move faster and think deeper — not replacing expertise, but amplifying it.

Blog & Notes

Generic methods in Go 1.27
Generic methods are coming to Go in 1.27 (fingers crossed). Yes, eye-roll if you must. I never loved Go for the feature list anyway.
Petty Lawsuit
AI Job Exposure
Ben Evans on AI Job Exposure. It's not as straightforward as you might have heard.
CAD models from images
GenCAD generates CAD models from images.
Catharsis
In a recent article on The Information, Aditya Agarwal describes exactly how I felt the first time working with AI-assisted engineering. The profound sadness that the one thing I loved so much is going to be replaced by—machines. And, at the same time, that overwhelming feeling of power, of being able to build many if not all of the software I always wanted to build. All I had to do is a change in mindset.
Willingness to change seems to operate as an independent variable, cutting across age and seniority in ways that defy easy categorization.
How do you find these?
The people I’m most excited about aren’t the ones with perfect pedigrees. They’re the people who seem constitutionally unable to stop tinkering, who get antsy when things stay the same, who treat every new tool like a puzzle they need to solve before the day is over. I’ve started to think of it as the difference between your résumé and your restlessness. I’d bet on restlessness every time.
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