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Software where the workflow matters as much as the interface: AI agents and automation, business systems such as CRM and ERP, SaaS products, APIs and backend services, web and mobile applications, commerce and payments, and the infrastructure that runs them.

Yes. That includes tool-using AI agents, LLM-powered workflows, retrieval-augmented generation over your own data, and automations that connect to the business tools you already use, with review steps where decisions need a person.

Yes. Work can extend or customize an existing CRM or ERP, integrate it with other platforms, automate the workflows around it, or build a custom business system where off-the-shelf software does not fit.

Yes — from the data model and multi-tenant backend to authentication, subscription billing, customer-facing dashboards and internal administration.

Yes. That covers API design and documentation, authentication and authorization, third-party integrations, event-driven and background processing, and databases designed to grow with the product.

Yes. Web work ranges from dashboards and portals to interactive customer-facing applications; mobile work covers cross-platform and native apps with synchronization, notifications and offline-capable features.

Yes. That includes storefronts on commerce platforms or headless setups, checkout and subscription flows, payment provider integrations, marketplaces and order-processing workflows.

Yes. Applications can be containerized, deployed through automated CI/CD pipelines, described as infrastructure as code, and monitored in production on cloud or self-hosted infrastructure.

Yes. Most projects connect to something that already exists — a CRM, an ERP, a payment provider, an internal database or a third-party API. Integrations start from how that system works today and what needs to change.