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Software, crafted with intent.
From thought to MVP in weeks, not months.

Amysoft Digital Technologies builds AI-native web apps, portals, and platforms for service businesses and growing teams. Pragmatic stack choices. Real engineering. Code you actually own.

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The problem

Most software projects don't fail loudly. They underdeliver — quietly, expensively, and six weeks too late.

Agencies rent you back your own product.

You pay monthly to access something you supposedly own — locked inside a platform you can't export and can't extend without a ticket.

Estimates that are really just hope.

Story points, roadmaps, two-week sprints that slip the moment real work starts. Nobody set the appetite up front, so nothing can come in under it.

A demo, not a system.

It looks great in the pitch deck and falls over the first time a real customer touches it. No tests, no observability, no recovery path.

We do the opposite — fixed price, fixed timeline, source code yours on day one. Here's how that plays out across your customer's journey.

Moments that matter

Six places your customer relationship is won or lost

Every product lives or dies across the same lifecycle. We build for each stage deliberately — not just the launch.

Acquire

Get found by the right people

The first thing a customer meets is rarely your product. It's a search result, a referral link, a page that has to do the work before anyone clicks. We build the surface that gets the right people to arrive ready — not confused, and not someone else's audience.

  • Marketing site & landing pages
  • Programmatic & technical SEO
  • Inbound capture into your CRM
Engage

Turn arrivals into users

Arriving isn't using. The gap between sign-up and the first real result is where most products quietly lose people — usually to an empty state that asks more than it gives. We build onboarding that reaches the thing they came for, fast, with fewer dead ends and no faked progress bars.

  • Guided onboarding flows
  • Activation milestones
  • Empty-state & first-run design
Retain

Keep earning attention

Retention isn't a loyalty program. It's whether the product keeps earning the seat it already won. Dashboards that surface what changed since last login, notifications worth opening, nudges that don't nag — the small touches that turn a tool into a habit.

  • Lifecycle notifications
  • Status & change dashboards
  • Re-engagement triggers
Growth

Let the product sell itself

Growth is what happens when the product sells the next seat for you. Self-serve expansion, referral mechanics that don't feel coerced — and when you're sitting on a legacy system that's holding you back, a strangler-fig migration that grows the new app around the old until the old is gone.

  • Self-serve expansion
  • Referral & invite loops
  • Strangler-fig migration
Conversion

Make paying effortless

Somewhere a customer decides to pay. We make that moment boring in the best way — checkout that works, payment that clears the first time, signup that doesn't ask for the world before the value lands. Friction here is money already on the table, walking away.

  • Checkout & payment
  • Signup optimization
  • Pricing & plan logic
Optimization

Decide with evidence

You can't improve what you can't see. We instrument the product so the next decision is evidence, not opinion — analytics dashboards somebody will actually read on a Tuesday, and the A/B infrastructure to test the next change instead of arguing about it in Slack for a week.

  • Analytics & instrumentation
  • A/B testing infrastructure
  • Funnel & cohort reporting
What we build

Services, not packages

We don't sell templates. Each engagement is scoped to the job — here's the shape of the work.

Custom web applications

Software that maps to your business — not the other way around. Booking, scheduling, intake, internal tools off-the-shelf vendors refuse to do correctly.

→ A system, not a stack of spreadsheets.

AI features & agents

RAG against your own data, structured-output pipelines, agentic workflows. Built on the stack you already have — not a vendor we route you through.

→ Real product work, not a chatbot bolt-on.

Customer & staff portals

Self-service for clients, daily-driver tools for your team. SSO, RBAC, audit logs — without the 14-logins problem.

→ One door instead of fourteen.

REST & WebSocket APIs

OpenAPI-documented. Auth, rate-limiting, retries, observability built in. Powers your mobile app, your partners, your internal services.

→ One backend, every surface.

Multi-tenant platforms

The boring infrastructure that holds up when traffic doubles overnight. Tenant isolation, queue workers, horizontal scaling — from day one.

→ Ten customers today, a thousand later.

Legacy modernization

Strangler-fig migrations. We replace the engine one service at a time, with parallel-run validation, while the lights stay on.

→ No 18-month freeze.
How it works

Four steps, no surprises

Every engagement runs the same path. Each step ends with a checkpoint you sign off on — not a status meeting.

Discover

We map the job to be done before touching code — who it's for, the current alternative, and what would make it worth switching. Sometimes the answer is "you don't need us yet."

30 min · free
Checkpoint · you sign off on the problem

Scope

We set the appetite and cut the build to fit it. Fixed price, fixed timeline, written down before any work starts. You read it before you sign it.

~3 days
Checkpoint · you approve the fixed quote

Build

AI-assisted, in your team's stack, in the open. Commits as they land, weekly progress notes — what shipped, what's blocked, what's next. No status theatre.

4–16 wks
Checkpoint · weekly working builds

Ship

We hand over the running system and the source. Instrumented, documented, yours. Defects we caused, we fix — free, for thirty days from the handoff.

1 wk + 30 days
Checkpoint · source-code handoff + 30-day defect window
Why us

The honest comparison

Three ways to get software built. Here's where each one actually lands.

  Amysoft Typical agency In-house build
Pricing model Fixed price, fixed timeline × Hourly — scope creep × Salaries + overhead
Code ownership Yours on day one × Often platform-locked ~ Yours
Time to first version 4–6 weeks × 3–6 months × Hiring comes first
Ongoing cost None — no retainer × Monthly platform tax × Permanent payroll
Stack choice Your team's reality × Their house preference ~ Yours
Platform taxA recurring fee to access software you supposedly own. Common when a build is trapped inside a vendor's CMS or low-code tool.
Strangler-figReplacing a legacy system incrementally, growing the new app around the old until the old is gone. No big-bang rewrite, no 18-month freeze.
AppetiteHow much time a result is worth, fixed up front (Shape Up). We cut scope to fit the appetite, not the other way around.
Pricing

Two ways to work together

Fixed price, fixed timeline, source-code handoff. No retainers, no platform tax.

Platform Engagement

Platforms, migrations, multi-surface systems.

For technical founders and product teams shipping more than one surface.

Priced by quote
8–16 weeks · scoped after a free assessment
  • Everything in Production Build, at platform scope.
  • Multi-tenant architecture — SSO, RBAC, audit logging.
  • Legacy migration paths — strangler-fig, parallel-run, reversible.
  • Integration & auth layers — third-party APIs, queue workers, retries.
  • Scoped sprints, never a standing retainer.

For platforms, migrations, and systems that span more than one surface. Sequenced as scoped sprints, never standing capacity — you keep momentum without buying a permanent retainer.

FAQ

The questions you're already asking

What if scope changes mid-build?

We re-scope in writing with a new fixed quote for the delta — you approve before any work happens. The original scope's price stays the price; we don't run a meter.

Who owns the data and IP?

You do — all of it, including prompts, fine-tunes, and any generated assets. We don't train on your data, and we don't reuse it across engagements.

What languages and stacks do you work in?

TypeScript by default. PHP, Ruby, Python, and .NET when your team already runs on one of them — we pick for your team's reality, not our house preference.

What support do I get after handoff?

A 30-day defect window is included — bugs we caused, we fix, free. Day 31 isn't the end of the relationship — it's just no longer billable by default.

Is there a warranty beyond the 30-day window?

The defect window covers what we shipped, no extension by default. Extended maintenance — feature sprints, observability audits, LLM add-ons — is available as a scoped sprint, never a standing retainer.

Will you sign an NDA?

Yes — mutual NDAs, standard template, about a day to turn around. Happy to use yours if you have one.

What if we already have in-house engineers?

Even better. We build in the open, in your stack, and the handoff includes pairing time so your team can run with the repo from day one.

Can I cancel late in the build?

Yes. You pay for work to the last approved milestone and keep that code. Fixed price means no penalty padding — and no retainer to unwind.

Ready to own your software?

Tell us the job to be done. We'll come back with a fixed price, a fixed timeline, and a plan you can act on — not a deck.

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