Engineers who live inside ERPNext, not just around it

We're a small, focused team that builds, migrates, and supports Frappe and ERPNext systems for operations teams who are done fighting their software. No offshore hand-offs, no templated playbooks — just the same engineers from kickoff to your hundredth support ticket.

Remote-first, working across EU & South Asia time zonesBuilding on Frappe since 2019ERPNext, Frappe Framework & custom apps

We started this because implementations kept breaking the same way

Before we were a studio, we were the team on the other side of bad ERP rollouts — inheriting rigid customizations, silent data migrations, and support contracts that vanished after go-live. We built this company to fix that pattern, not repeat it.

Today we work almost exclusively in Frappe and ERPNext, because narrow focus means fewer surprises: we know where the framework bends easily and where it shouldn't be forced. That's what lets us quote realistic timelines and actually hit them.

We're still small on purpose. Every client works directly with the engineers building their system, not a rotating cast of account managers.

At a glance

Founded
2019
Focus
ERPNext & Frappe only
Team size
12 engineers
Client retention
92%

What guides the work

Four commitments that shape every engagement, from a two-week fix to a year-long rollout.

Transparency by default

Every estimate, sprint plan, and ticket lives where the client can see it. No black boxes between us and your roadmap.

Built for how you work

We shape ERPNext and Frappe around your existing process instead of asking your team to relearn how they do their jobs.

Ownership after handover

We document, train, and hand over source control so your team is never locked into needing us for every small change.

Long-term partnership

Most of our clients started with a single module and stayed for years of upgrades, migrations, and new integrations.

Have a Frappe or ERPNext project in mind?

Tell us what's slowing your team down and we'll tell you honestly whether it's a two-week fix or a bigger rebuild.

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