Who it's for
Built for the teams that build for others.
Different names, same shape: they deliver software to other businesses and carry the plumbing on every project.
01
IT system houses
Mid-market IT partners doing ERP, workplace and infrastructure who turn down custom app requests.
Build the apps and portals you used to decline, and earn recurring revenue operating them.
02
System integrators
Enterprise transformation programs where every project rebuilds the same plumbing.
A standardized delivery engine: model the data, generate the app, promote test to production.
03
Digital agencies and studios
Strong on experience and frontend, thin on backend.
API, admin and site are generated; your team spends its time on the product.
04
Low-code builders
Visual tools that hit ceilings: lock-in, weak permissions, scaling pain.
A real REST API, field-level permissions and workflow. Real software, no ceiling.
05
Software houses and ISVs
Half the roadmap is undifferentiated plumbing.
Generate the plumbing; spend your engineers on the IP that sells.
06
IT and management consultancies
Recommendations that stall without a build arm.
Turn the operating model into working software, live in a workshop.
Signals
- You deliver software to clients
- You rebuild the same plumbing every project
- Your margin is capped by billable hours
- You need prototypes that become production
- Your clients need data residency
Not built for end customers buying an off-the-shelf app. For that, talk to simetrix, who build and run on digita for you.