Internal software rebuilt
You pay a lot for software you don't own. Let's rebuild it.
Salesforce, SAP, an off-the-shelf CRM or ERP: we rebuild it to measure, and our AI agents do the writing — under human supervision. That's what makes it affordable where classic development would be out of budget. The code, the data and the documentation are yours.
Your software · your server
Source code and documentation
YoursDelivered and documented end to end: another provider can take over.
Data migrated from the old tool
Hosted by youMigration assisted by our agents, checked row by row before switchover.
AI agents wired into the tool
NativePlanned from day one: the agents read and write in the software like a user.
No licence, no seat to pay for
- Built by our AI agents
- Development runs on our AI model, supervised by a human. That's what divides the cost.
- It's all yours
- The code, the data, the documentation. No more per-seat licence.
- Fixed price
- Quoted against a specification: the development risk sits on our side.
What does rebuilding an off-the-shelf tool mean?
These tools do the job, but you rent every seat, pay dearly for the smallest custom module, and neither the software nor your data sits with you. We rebuild the equivalent, only what you actually use, with our AI agents driving development and a human validating each step. That production model is what puts custom software within an SME's reach.
What your current software really costs you.
An off-the-shelf tool makes you dependent on its vendor: every user is billed, every adaptation costs a lot and takes months, and your data lives at someone else's.
The licence bill climbs every year, indexed on your headcount.
A custom module is quoted at a price unrelated to what it does.
Your data is hosted elsewhere, under a law that isn't yours.
Whatever the vendor doesn't plan for, you won't get. Or in two years.
What we set up to rebuild your tool.
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Specification
We start from what your teams actually use in the current tool, often a fraction of the billed features.
- 02
Fixed-price build
The price is fixed against that specification. The development risk is ours, not yours.
- 03
Data migration
Our agents carry over the old tool's history and check it before switchover.
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Deployed on your side
On your servers or your cloud, meeting your IT's security requirements.
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Training and hand-over
Your teams are trained and everything is documented: other developers can take over.
From the specification to hand-over to your teams.
We observe real usage, write the scope and quote a fixed price. A large project isn't quoted in 24 hours: we take the time to frame it.
The one causing the most trouble today, rebuilt and put in users' hands.
They are the ones who say whether the new tool really does the job. Without their yes, we don't switch.
Data carried over, teams trained, the old tool switched off when, and only when, the new one has proven itself.
Salesforce, or software you own?
| Comparison | An off-the-shelf tool | Your rebuilt software |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | A per-seat subscription that grows with the team. | A fixed build fee, then hosting. |
| A specific feature | A very expensive custom module, or a no. | A change in your own code. |
| Your data | At the vendor's, exportable at best. | On your infrastructure, under your control. |
| AI agents | Whatever the vendor opens up, when it does. | Planned from the design stage, with their own permissions. |
| If you change provider | You stay captive to the platform. | Documented code: other developers can take over. You're not dependent on us. |
What changes once the tool is yours.
No more licences
Cost no longer depends on headcount. One more employee is no longer one more seat.
Changeable at any time
A specific feature becomes a change in your code, not a negotiation with a vendor.
Full freedom
Code, data and documentation belong to you: other developers can take over.
What we rebuild most often.
Each type of software has its own page: what we carry over, what disappears with the subscription, and how the switchover goes.
Hosted in Europe, and it stays yours.
Hosting in Europe
Your data is hosted and stored in the European Union, on Microsoft Azure, in an environment dedicated to your company.
Never used for training
Your data is never used to train an AI model, neither by us nor by our model providers.
Human approval
Nothing binding goes out without approval from someone at your company: emails, quotes, follow-ups.
The price is set before we start, against a written scope. Development overruns are our problem, not yours.
Rebuilding a business application isn't quoted in a day: we frame the scope with your teams before naming a figure.
Current, maintained technologies, security handled from the design stage, full documentation so another provider can take over.
Shall we look at your case?
30 minutes to look at what your teams really use, then a written scope and a price set before work starts. Free, no commitment.
Pick a time slotOr call +32 472 07 81 37What we're asked most often.
Which software can be rebuilt?
Internal management tools: CRMs like Salesforce or HubSpot, ERPs and business modules, production or case-tracking tools, planning systems, customer portals. The rule is simple: if the people using it can describe it, it can be rebuilt.
Does everything have to be rebuilt identically?
Almost never. An off-the-shelf tool contains a majority of features nobody at your company uses. That's what the specification is for: separating what must live from what can disappear with the subscription.
Who owns the code and the data?
You do, without reservation. The code, the database and the documentation are delivered to you, and the software runs on your infrastructure. If you decide to continue with another provider, the documentation is built for that.
How does data migration work?
Our agents carry over the old tool's history, clean it and check it before switchover. Both systems run in parallel long enough to compare results: we only switch the old one off once the new one has proven itself.
Will our teams cope with it?
Training is part of the delivery, and the tool is built on their real usage, not on a generic model they have to adapt to. In most cases there's less to learn than with the software it replaces.
What about security?
It's handled from the design stage: per-user permissions, access logging, encryption, hosting on your infrastructure or in a European cloud, maintained and updated technologies.
Our software is old and the vendor is gone. Is that workable?
That's the most common case, and the most urgent: a tool nobody maintains any more becomes a risk. We observe what your teams actually do with it, secure the existing database, then rebuild feature by feature. Both systems run in parallel and we only switch the old one off once the new one has proven itself.
What if we just want to automate data entry in our ERP?
That's the same project, smaller: vision agents read your supplier invoices and purchase orders, including ones photographed at an angle, extract the data, match it to the order and prepare it for the ERP. A human validates before every write, and the connector stays deployed on your side, with strictly outbound connections.
Can AI agents be plugged into it?
It's planned from the design stage: the software is built so agents can read and write in it like a user, with their own permissions. That's what makes deploying a full AI OS on top of it possible.