Everything we build, on one page.

Software

Systems built for one company rather than bought off a shelf.

• Custom platformsThe system your business actually runs on, built to your process instead of bending your process to a product.
• Internal toolsThe admin panel, the dashboard, the thing your team currently does in a spreadsheet at 11pm.
• SaaS productsMulti-tenant products with billing, accounts and the operational parts nobody demos.
• Integrations and APIsMaking two systems that were never meant to meet exchange data reliably, including the error cases.
• Mobile appsiOS and Android, native or cross-platform, usually as the field half of a system we also build the back end for.
• Desktop applicationsWindows, macOS or Linux, for the work that genuinely does not belong in a browser.
• Data migrationMoving records out of the old system into the new one without losing history or inventing rows.
• Taking over an existing systemWe read the code first and map what is actually there. A full rewrite is the last resort, not the default.
• Maintenance after launchMonitoring, updates and further development by the same engineers who built it. Or none of it, if you would rather run it yourself.

Web

Sites that load fast, say what you do, and can be updated without calling us.

• Marketing websitesBrand and product sites on a fast static stack, structured so search engines can read them.
• Landing pagesOne page built around one goal, ready to point ad spend at, with conversion tracked from day one.
• E-commerceOnline shops with the payment, tax and fulfilment parts wired to the systems you already run.
• Campaign micrositesLaunch and promo sites turned around quickly, while the moment is still live.
• Site rebuildsThe current site is slow, dated or painful to edit. We rebuild it clean without losing rankings.
• CMS setupBlog, docs or news on a system your team can run without a developer in the loop.
• Design and UI/UXInterface and product design as its own engagement, whether or not we build what comes out of it.
• Performance and SEOSpeed budgets, image handling, clean markup and the technical SEO that decides whether any of it gets found.
• Analytics and trackingSensible measurement from the start, so you know which pages earn their keep.

AI

Applied where it pays for itself, and we will tell you where it does not.

• Document and email processingPulling structured data out of invoices, orders and inboxes, with a person in the loop where it matters.
• Search over your own knowledgeAnswering questions from your documents, contracts and history rather than from the open internet.
• Summaries and reportsTurning long inputs into the short version a human actually reads, on a schedule.
• Assistants inside your productChat and copilots built into the software you already run, scoped to what your users need.
• Queue triage and taggingSorting, routing and labelling the work that currently lands in one big pile.
• AI feasibility assessmentWhether AI helps your case at all, which class of model, what data it needs and what it costs to run. Including when the answer is no.

On-Premise AI

Frontier-class models on hardware you own, for data that cannot leave the building.

• Boundary assessmentWhat genuinely has to stay in-house, what does not, and what that split costs you.
• Pilot deploymentA working system on your hardware, on one real use case, before anyone signs off on a rollout.
• Production deploymentThe full deployment, integrated with the systems your people already use.
• Hardware supply and setupSpecifying, sourcing and commissioning the GPU servers the workload actually needs.
• Model maintenanceKeeping the models and the stack current after deployment, rather than freezing them the day we leave.
• Building Management System integrationConnecting BMS and building automation into your ERP and the rest of the business, so the building stops being a system nobody can query.

Automation

The busywork that should not need a person.

• Tool integrationsConnecting the systems you already pay for so data stops being retyped between them.
• Workflow automationThe multi-step process that currently lives in somebody's head and three email threads.
• Removing slow handoffsThe waits between departments, where the work sits still and nobody owns it.
• Data cleanup and consistencyOne version of the customer, the part number and the price, across every system that holds them.

Cloud and infrastructure

The foundation, and keeping it up.

• Cloud infrastructureSet up in accounts that belong to you. The domains, keys and billing are yours from day one.
• Cloudflare and securityWAF, DDoS, access control and the configuration most sites get wrong quietly.
• NetworkingThe connectivity between sites, offices, machines and clouds.
• Cloud migrationMoving off on-premise, or back onto it, without a weekend everybody remembers.
• Monitoring and alertingAlerts that tell us before they tell your users.
• Backup and disaster recoveryTested restores, not just backups that exist.
• DevOps and CI/CDBuild, test and deploy pipelines, so shipping stops being an event.
• Security review and penetration testingFinding what an attacker would find, and writing down how to close it.

Digitalization

Paper and spreadsheets, retired.

ERP work is routed straight to the Alibera team, who build and run our own field service and ERP platform. Mention ERP in your inquiry and it goes to them rather than into the general queue.

• Digitizing manual workThe forms, the binder and the shared spreadsheet, turned into something with a history and a search box.
• Modernizing legacy systemsThe system that still works and that nobody wants to touch.
• Connecting the businessMaking the departments' separate systems into one picture.
• ERP implementationFull ERP built and run by the Alibera team, including modules written for how your company actually operates.
• Fiscalization and e-invoicingThe statutory reporting and invoicing plumbing, done once and correctly.
• Training your teamSo the system survives the people who introduced it.

Robotics and electronics

Hardware that has to work on a line, with the software that makes it.

• Robot arm integrationArms joined to a line that keeps running, with the software layer that ties robots, PLCs and people together.
• Machine visionInspection, picking and measurement, validated on our own equipment before it reaches yours.
• Custom PCB designBoards designed, laid out and brought up in-house.
• Edge compute on NVIDIAJetson-class hardware doing the work at the machine rather than in a datacentre.
• FPGA programmingFor the work where the timing has to be deterministic and software is too slow.
• STM32 firmwareEmbedded firmware on STM32, from board bring-up to the production build.

Consulting

Email-first. One paragraph is the whole first step.

• Architecture reviewWe read the system you have and write down what holds, what breaks first under growth, and what to fix in which order.
• Build versus buyA concrete recommendation with the real cost of each path, and where the break-even sits for your case.
• Automation opportunitiesWe walk your workflows and mark what a machine should be doing, ranked by effort against payoff.
• AI feasibilityWhether it applies, what it needs and what it costs. Including when the honest answer is no.
• Second opinion on a quoteSomebody else has given you a number and a plan. We tell you whether both are reasonable.
• CTO as a serviceSenior technical ownership on a part-time basis, for companies that need the decisions made without hiring for them yet.

Other ways to work together

Not everything is a fixed-fee project.

• Venture BuildWe build the product and take a share of the upside instead of the full fee: equity, revenue share, or a reduced fee plus a stake. Several products already run this way. It is not free work and it is not an accelerator.
• AliberaOur own field service and ERP platform, for service firms that run on machines.
• Research LabHard technical problems in robotics software, computer vision, applied AI and prototyping.
• Free for nonprofits, schools and researchersConsulting and resources at no cost. Say so in your first email.