An engineering studio from microcontroller to ERP
We build the systems a business runs on, and the devices that talk to them. We take on a few projects a year, so we are not here to convince you. You are here to convince us.
What we do
Six areas we take from architecture to production. No subcontractors and no “we’ll use a template”.
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ERP & CRM as a store backend
Orders, warehouses, stock lots, landed cost, leads and customers live in one system. The storefront just shows what is in it.
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Integrations
Payments, shipping, telephony, messengers, accounting. We connect services so the data never drifts apart.
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Process automation
An order changes status, and the customer gets a message, a manager gets a task and the warehouse reserves stock. No manual routine.
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Embedded engineering
Microcontroller firmware: peripheral drivers, protocols, power budgets and over-the-air updates.
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Web, desktop and mobile apps
Interfaces to your data and devices: admin panels, customer portals, desktop tools, apps for the warehouse and the field.
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Real time and load
WebSocket instead of polling, queues, push notifications. We load-test before launch, not after.
Corevary CRM, our core product
The system an online store runs on every day: stock, sales, telephony and automations in one window. The architecture is built for heavy load: real-time events, queues, caching and load tests before every release. We use it as the foundation and shape it around your process. That is faster than starting from scratch, without the limits of an off-the-shelf box.
- admin sections
- 42
- service integrations
- 15+
- automation triggers and actions
- 10 × 17
- polling requests: events arrive over WebSocket
- 0
Already in the core
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Sales
- Orders with custom statuses and multiple lots
- Lead pipeline: kanban, stages, loss reasons
- Customer cards, duplicate merge, CSV import
- B2B companies with contact persons
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Stock and cost
- Multiple warehouses with priority and transfers
- Stock lots, FIFO write-off, returns to the same lot
- Multi-currency arrivals with shipping cost allocation
- Profit per lot, markup groups, suppliers
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Payments and shipping
- Monobank, LiqPay, WayForPay
- 8 payment states and webhooks
- Nova Poshta cities and branches
- Multi-currency with daily rates
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Communication
- In-browser telephony: Asterisk, Binotel, Phonet
- Telegram, Viber and SMS inside the customer card
- IMAP mailbox inside the admin panel
- Push to your phone even with the admin closed
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Automations
- Visual scenario editor
- 10 triggers and 17 action types
- Third-party API calls with encrypted keys
- Test runs and an execution log
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Analytics
- Lead cohorts, conversion, sources and channels
- Campaign ROI by UTM
- Manager performance and response time
- Repeat purchases
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Team
- Roles and access to purchase prices and profit
- Tasks with reminders
- Calendar with recurring events
- Retrospectives with voting
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Storefront and SEO
- Multilingual catalog with AI translation
- Faceted filter, search, mega menu
- Schema, hreflang, canonical, 301 redirects
- Google Merchant feed
And what we will add for you
The core already does a lot, but your process is yours. Here is what we connect when it is needed:
- Rozetka, Prom, Epicentr: stock and order sync
- BAS / 1C and accounting exports
- Fiscal receipts through a software cash register
- Ukrposhta, Meest or your own courier service
- Several storefronts on one warehouse
- B2B portal with customer-specific prices
- Barcode scanners and label printers
- A mobile app for warehouse staff or couriers
- AI assistant: request triage and draft replies
- Data exchange with your hardware: scales, terminals, controllers
You have to interest us
We are not an agency with a sales department. The engineers you talk to are the ones who build your project, so we only run a few at a time. That means we choose.
Gladly taken
- A real process that hurts: stock, orders, calls, device data
- You plan for years of the system running, not a hand-over and goodbye
- A task where software meets hardware, or with unusual logic
- The person we talk to makes the decision
- You are ready to give time to map the process before we start
Not taken
- Landing pages, brochure sites and template stores
- “Like Amazon, but in a month and cheap”
- Patching someone else’s code without an audit first
- Projects where price is the only criterion
- Projects where we can’t talk to the people who do the work every day
How we work
From the brief to launch. Every step ends with something you can check.
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Brief
10 minutesTell us about the business, the task and why it matters right now.
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Decision
within 3 business daysWe answer yes or no with a reason. If yes, we set up a call.
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Discovery
1–2 weeksWe walk through the processes, fix the architecture, estimate stages and budget.
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Build
in iterationsA demo every two weeks on your data, not on slides.
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Launch and support
ongoingWe migrate data, train the team and stay in touch after release.
Project brief
The more specific, the faster we decide. Fields with an asterisk are required.
What happens next
- An engineer reads your brief, not a sales manager.
- Within 3 business days you get a yes or no with a reason.
- If yes, we set up a call and start by mapping the process.
Only the studio’s engineers see your brief. We never publish or share it.