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Notes from the people who write the software
Articles on software development, mobile, web and digital tools, written out of the projects we are working on.

Desktop apps with Electron: when they still make sense
Not everything belongs on the web. For heavily used internal tools, fixed workstations and offline work, an Electron desktop app can cut friction and running costs. When it is worth it, and when it is not.

From the quote to a technical roadmap

Seven AI automations that pay for themselves in 2026
AI earns its place in a small company when it removes repetitive work tied to sales and operations. Seven concrete automations with a direct effect on margin and growth.

Flutter or React Native in 2026: how to choose
Flutter and React Native are both mature, but not interchangeable on every project. A practical comparison for choosing against your goals, your team and your margins.

Putting AI into a mobile app: where to start
AI in a mobile app creates value only when it sits inside a real process. A concrete roadmap: use case, technical stack, compliance and the metrics worth watching.

Flutter in 2026: when it is worth it for a small company
Flutter is a real option for companies that want one codebase across iOS and Android without giving up on the experience or the pace. When it genuinely pays off, and how to avoid wasting budget.

Mobile app or web app: how to choose
Choosing between a mobile app, a web app and a PWA comes down to UX, cost, hardware access, distribution and roadmap. A practical guide to deciding without regretting it.

Digitising a small company: what to change, and in what order
Digitising a small company means redesigning processes, joining up data and introducing automation that holds. A practical guide to getting a real return from custom software.

Firebase in 2026: what it covers and where it stops
Firebase remains a strong choice for an MVP and for products that are growing: fast development, services that come ready and progressive scale without running servers.

What it costs to build a mobile app in 2026
Building a mobile app runs from around €10,000 for an MVP to well over €180,000 for enterprise work. Realistic ranges, timelines, and the costs people forget to count.

React Native in 2026: which business apps it suits
React Native combines near-native performance, one codebase and fast releases: a pragmatic choice for startups and small companies that need to ship on iOS and Android.
