Services
Best solutions, engineered.
Seven disciplines, one accountable team — from first workshop to 2 a.m. server alert.
Custom Software Development
Business-critical software designed around your processes — not the other way around.
Off-the-shelf tools force your business into someone else’s workflow. We build software that fits how you actually work — internal platforms, client portals, booking and billing systems, dashboards, and APIs that connect everything.
Every engagement starts with a written technical specification so scope, milestones and cost are known before code is written. We ship in increments you can use, with automated tests and a pipeline that makes every release boring and repeatable.
- Discovery workshops and technical specification
- Architecture that survives growth and staff changes
- Automated tests and CI/CD from day one
- Clear handover documentation and training
Frequently asked questions
How much does custom software cost in Cyprus?
Cost depends on scope, integrations and how much is genuinely new. A small internal tool sits at one end, a multi-module platform at the other. We scope the work in a free first consultation and hand you a written specification with fixed milestones, so the number is agreed before any code is written.
How long does a custom software project take?
We plan for incremental delivery, so you see a usable release in weeks, not months. The discovery workshop and written specification typically take one to two weeks, after which development runs in milestones you can test as they land. A focused tool can be live in six weeks; larger platforms unfold over several months, with something shippable at every stage.
Do you work with our existing systems and data?
Yes. Most projects are additions to what you already run, not replacements for it. We start by auditing your current systems, databases and exports, then integrate through APIs, scheduled imports or a glue layer where no API exists. Your historical data is migrated, validated and reconciled with you before go live, so nobody wonders where a number came from.
Who owns the code after delivery?
You do. Every engagement ends with full ownership of the source code, the repositories, the infrastructure credentials and the documentation. There are no license lock-ins and no hidden dependencies on us staying around. We hand over with clear documentation and training so your team, or any competent team, can maintain and extend the software with confidence.
Does a small business really need custom software?
Not always, and we say so. If an off-the-shelf tool fits your workflow, we will set it up, integrate it and keep it cheap. Custom software earns its place when the tool forces you into awkward workarounds, when per-seat costs grow with your headcount, or when the process is genuinely your competitive advantage. The free consultation answers that question honestly.
Web & App Development
Fast, secure, accessible websites and web apps — from marketing sites to full platforms.
Your website is the product your customers touch first. We design and build marketing sites, e-commerce stores, LMS platforms and web applications with modern frameworks (Astro, React, Node) and obsessive attention to speed, security and search visibility.
The site you are reading now is our own reference implementation: statically rendered, served from OpenLiteSpeed, translated automatically, and scoring 95+ on Lighthouse out of the box.
- Performance budgets: sub-second loads on 4G
- Accessibility (WCAG 2.2) treated as a requirement, not a feature
- SEO-ready markup, structured data and clean URLs
- Headless CMS or git-based content, your choice
Frequently asked questions
How much does a business website cost in Cyprus?
It depends on scope: a five-page brochure site and a bilingual e-commerce platform are different projects. Typical ranges are discussed openly in a free first consultation, based on pages, features, content work and integrations. You then get a written proposal with fixed milestones, and because we build rather than resell, there are no surprise licence or template fees later.
What technologies do you build websites with?
Mostly Astro, React and Node with static rendering for speed and SEO, backed by headless CMS or git-based content, whichever suits how your team works. For stores, WooCommerce or headless commerce. Everything ships on our own OpenLiteSpeed NVMe infrastructure. The site you are reading now is our reference implementation, scoring 95+ on Lighthouse out of the box.
Can you migrate our existing WordPress site?
Yes. WordPress and PHP migrations are routine for us, often completed in about thirty minutes of managed downtime. We copy the database, files and email routing, rebuild what is bloated or insecure, and keep your URLs and structured data intact so search rankings survive the move. If a rebuild serves you better than a lift-and-shift, we will say so.
How long does it take to build a website?
A marketing site typically lands in three to six weeks, depending on content readiness more than code. We publish in increments: design directions early, then pages as they are approved, so there is no big-bang reveal at the end. More complex platforms with custom features and integrations run longer, with a first usable release still measured in weeks, not months.
Can we update the site ourselves afterwards?
Yes, that is a design requirement, not an afterthought. We connect an admin your team can use, whether that is a headless CMS, WooCommerce or git-based content, and train the people responsible. Every content type gets sensible fields, previews and permissions, so publishing a page, a news post or a new service stays a coffee-break job, not a developer ticket.
UX/UI Design
Interfaces grounded in user research and shipped as a complete design system.
Good design is how it works, not just how it looks. We map user journeys, prototype the risky parts early, and validate with real users before a single production component is built.
Deliverables are living design systems — tokens, components and usage rules — that keep your product consistent as teams and features grow.
- Flows, wireframes and interactive prototypes
- Component-based design systems (Figma → code)
- Usability testing with real users
- Accessibility audits and remediation
Frequently asked questions
What does a UX/UI design project include?
It starts with research and user journeys, then flows, wireframes and an interactive prototype of the risky parts, tested with real users before production work begins. The deliverable is a complete design system: tokens, components and usage rules documented in Figma, plus accessibility notes for developers. You keep the files, so the system can grow without drifting.
Do you design in Figma and hand off to developers?
Yes. Figma is our design tool of record, organised with components, variants and auto-layout so it mirrors the code. Handoff is spec-annotated, with tokens mapped to CSS variables and a review of every screen. Because we also build, the gap between design file and shipped interface is a conversation inside one team, which is why our designs survive implementation intact.
Do you make websites accessible (WCAG)?
Yes. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA as standard, not as an optional add-on. That covers contrast ratios, keyboard navigation, focus states, semantic structure and screen-reader labels, checked in design reviews and again in the browser. For public-sector or funded projects in Cyprus, we can document conformance in a formal accessibility statement alongside the deliverables.
How long does a design project take?
Depends on breadth. A focused landing page or single flow can be designed, tested and handed off in one to two weeks. A full product design system typically runs four to eight weeks: research and journeys first, prototypes early, then components built out as the direction is confirmed. You see progress weekly, and nothing ships unvalidated.
Can you redesign an existing website?
Yes. We start with an audit of what you have: analytics, user behaviour, accessibility and SEO baselines, so decisions are driven by evidence rather than taste. Typical engagement keeps what works, restructures what confuses users, and rebuilds the visual identity. Old URLs are redirected one to one, and we re-test performance and accessibility against the original baseline before launch.
Brand Identity
Logos, voice and visual systems that make technical companies memorable.
A brand for an engineering company has to signal precision. We distil what your business actually stands for into a visual and verbal identity — then prove it in the places it matters: your website, your product UI, and your proposals.
- Logo suite and usage guidelines
- Typography, colour and motion identity
- Messaging framework and tone of voice
- Launch assets for web, print and social
Frequently asked questions
What is included in a brand identity package?
A logo suite for every context, a typography and colour system, motion and usage rules, a messaging framework with tone of voice, and launch assets for web, print and social. Everything is delivered in editable source files with a brand guide, so whoever applies the identity next, in-house or external, works from the same rulebook rather than guesswork.
Do you design just a logo, or a full identity?
Both are possible, but we recommend the full identity. A lone logo fades the moment someone needs a slide deck, an invoice or an app icon and no rules exist. We design the system around the mark: type, colour, spacing, voice and worked examples. If budget is tight, the logo sprint can be a first phase of that larger system.
Do you apply the brand to our website too?
Yes, and we think you should see it there first. Website is where a brand is tested daily, so we design and build the site within the new system, including the UI of any product surfaces. Since the same team handles identity, design and engineering, the transition from brand board to live pages loses nothing in translation.
How long does a branding project take?
A logo and core system typically takes three to five weeks; a full brand with messaging, guidelines and launch assets, six to ten. The pace follows your decisions, not ours, so we run structured rounds: discovery interview, two or three territories, one refined route, then documentation. Typical ranges and milestones are agreed in the free first consultation.
Do you work with English and Greek brands?
Constantly. Cyprus businesses usually need both, so we design identities that hold up in Latin and Greek script: logotypes checked in both languages, typography with proper Greek coverage, and tone of voice guidance for each. Our own site is bilingual and machine-translated with human review, which keeps us honest about how brands behave across two languages.
Infrastructure — Hosting, VPN & Virtualization
NVMe-fast hosting and secure network infrastructure, managed end to end.
We run what we build. Your applications live on NVMe-backed servers with OpenLiteSpeed, automated off-site backups, uptime monitoring and TLS managed for you.
Router-level VPN gives every device in your office an encrypted exit without per-device software. Virtualization consolidates workloads onto fewer, safer machines — isolated, snapshot-able and cheap to scale.
- OpenLiteSpeed / LiteSpeed hosting on NVMe storage
- Site and server monitoring with alerting
- Router-level VPN for whole-office secure access
- Virtual machines with isolation, snapshots and backups
- 30-minute migration for WordPress and PHP apps
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between OpenLiteSpeed and Apache hosting?
Both serve the web; the mechanics differ. LiteSpeed is event-driven and markedly faster under load, with built-in LSCache that WordPress and PHP apps benefit from immediately, and it handles TLS and HTTP/3 efficiently. Apache is universal and flexible but heavier per connection. For managed hosting we run OpenLiteSpeed on NVMe storage, which is why our sites hit strong Lighthouse scores.
How fast is NVMe hosting in practice?
For database-driven sites, expect the difference to show where it hurts: admin panels, WooCommerce checkouts and search queries. NVMe removes the disk wait that slower SSD or spinning drives impose, so a heavy WordPress page that once took seconds to assemble starts rendering almost instantly. It is one of several ingredients, paired with LiteSpeed caching and static delivery.
Do you migrate websites for free?
Managed WordPress and PHP migrations are usually completed in about thirty minutes and included when you come onto our hosting, so the switch itself costs nothing. We copy files, databases, mail and DNS carefully, test on a staging URL, then cut over. Migrations from complex or bespoke environments are scoped in the same free consultation as everything else.
Do you offer managed VPN for offices?
Yes. We set up router-level VPN so every device in the office leaves through one encrypted tunnel: no per-device software, no licences to babysit, and remote staff reach internal systems the same way. We manage keys, monitoring and updates, and document failover so a line outage does not quietly take the tunnel with it.
What happens if our site goes down?
Ideally you hear from us first. Retained systems get 24/7 uptime monitoring with alerting straight to the engineer on call, automated restarts for the obvious causes, and off-site backups we can restore from. After every incident we write a short post-mortem explaining what failed, what fixed it and what changed so it stays fixed.
Data & Integrations
APIs, pipelines and automations that make your systems talk to each other.
Disconnected software is expensive software. We design the APIs and glue layers that move data between your website, CRM, billing, warehouse and bank — with validation, retries and an audit trail so nobody wonders where a number came from.
- REST/GraphQL API design and implementation
- ERP, CRM and payment-gateway integrations
- Scheduled data pipelines and reporting dashboards
- EDI/XML/CSV import-export tooling
Frequently asked questions
Can you connect our website to our CRM or accounting?
Yes, this is some of the most common work we do. Form submissions, orders and client records flow into your CRM or accounting system automatically, with validation, retries and an audit trail so nothing is silently lost. If the platform has an API we use it; if not, we build a reliable path through exports or a database bridge.
Do you work with payment providers in Cyprus?
Yes. We integrate the gateways Cypriot businesses actually use: Stripe, PayPal and local bank acquiring through Alpha Bank, Eurobank or Hellenic Bank. Checkout flows are tested end to end for 3-D Secure, webhooks are handled idempotently so a double payment cannot happen, and receipts reconcile with your accounting at the close of every day.
Can you import data from Excel or legacy systems?
Regularly. Excel and CSV files, old ERPs, access databases and even printed forms all become structured input: we map the columns, validate against rules you approve, and load through a repeatable pipeline instead of a one-time paste. Everything is dry-run first and reconciled with you line by line, so the migrated numbers match what the legacy system said.
Do you build REST APIs?
Yes. We design and build REST and GraphQL APIs with documented schemas, authentication, rate limits and versioning, plus sandbox environments for the developers who consume them. Whether the API fronts your own product, feeds a mobile app or connects to partners, you get OpenAPI documentation and tests so integrations stay boring and predictable long after we have moved on.
Is our data safe during an integration?
Safety is part of the design, not an afterthought. Connections are encrypted end to end, credentials live in a secrets store rather than code, transfers are validated and logged, and personal data handling follows GDPR, which applies in Cyprus. Where an integration touches records we document what moves, where it is stored and who can see it.
Support & DevOps
Retainers that keep your software patched, monitored and evolving.
Launch is the midpoint, not the finish line. On a support retainer we watch your systems around the clock, apply updates before they become incidents, and keep a rolling backlog of improvements with a monthly report you can actually read.
- Uptime, performance and security monitoring
- Patch and dependency management
- Small-change requests with monthly reporting
- Disaster-recovery drills and tested backups
Frequently asked questions
Do you offer support after launch?
Launch is the midpoint, not the finish line, so yes. Support is offered as a monthly retainer sized to your systems: monitoring, updates, small changes and a rolling improvement backlog. If something breaks at two in the morning, the alert reaches an engineer who knows the stack, and you get a clear report of what happened and what we changed.
What does a maintenance retainer include?
A predictable monthly scope: 24/7 uptime and performance monitoring, security and dependency patching, tested off-site backups with periodic restore drills, and an allowance of small change requests from a shared backlog. You see what was done and what we recommend next in a plain-language monthly report. No surprise invoices, and nothing critical waits behind a ticket queue.
Do you monitor uptime around the clock?
Yes. Uptime alerting runs 24/7 on retainers, checking availability, response times, SSL expiry, disk and error rates from outside your network, so a problem is caught the way your customers would meet it. Alerts page an engineer directly instead of drowning an inbox. Monitoring data also feeds the monthly report, which is how quiet weeks prove the system is calm.
Can you take over an existing project?
Often. We start with a technical audit: architecture, code quality, dependencies, security and hosting, with a written assessment and a prioritised list of what needs attention. If the risk is manageable we take it on; if it is not, we say so plainly and help you plan a rebuild. Either way you get honest ground truth before you commit.
How do you report progress?
In a language you can act on. During projects you get a short weekly note: what moved, what is next, what we need from you. On retainers the monthly report covers uptime, patches applied, changes made, budget used and our recommendations, with a plain-language status. Detail lives in the shared tracker; the report is the summary, not the noise.
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