Keeping your application alive without living in emergencies.

Your product changes, and so do your users. We take over, monitor, fix and improve your tools within a clear framework of prioritisation, security and follow-up.

Five people at a long table work on laptops beneath a chandelier in a wood-panelled room — Starting pointSupport & maintenance

Talk about your project See how it unfolds

A clear entry point Shared decisions Deliverables listed

Useful when the product is live but its upkeep has no real structure.

An application already in production An in-house team under pressure A product with no structured maintenance

A readable sequence so you stay in control.

Each stage ends in a shared decision. You know what has been settled, what is still open and what that means for the rest.

Take over

Credentials, code, hosting, documentation, dependencies and visible debt.

Secure

Backups, updates, vulnerabilities, access rights and monitoring.

Steer

Backlog, priorities, short rituals, reporting and trade-offs with your teams.

Evolve

New features, optimisations, support and continuous improvement.

What you actually walk away with.

Everything produced belongs to you: the code, the credentials, the documentation and the written decisions. Nothing is held back as leverage.

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Docker Linux GitLab PostgreSQL Nginx Ubuntu

Handover audit

A written inventory of credentials, code, hosting, documentation, dependencies and visible technical debt, so nothing is changed until the starting point is known.

Maintenance plan

Routine upkeep set out in writing: tested backups, updates, vulnerability tracking, access rights and monitoring, so nothing relies on one person remembering.

A prioritised backlog

Every fix and change request in one list, ranked with your teams by impact and urgency, so everyone knows what is handled now, next, or not at all.

Fixes

Bugs fixed in priority order and checked on a staging environment first, to reduce the risk of one fix breaking something else in production.

Reporting

A regular, readable report rather than a raw export: what has been done, what has changed and what needs a decision from you.

An evolving roadmap

Upcoming features and optimisations, planned and revisited as usage feedback comes in, so the product evolves by choice rather than in reaction to emergencies.