01 / Business software · Fashion
VOLPE1943
From order to production. Sizes, colours and availability in one workflow.
PHP · JavaScript · MySQL
Inside the projectBespoke software. From idea to product.
AI systems — a direction in development.
React · Node.js · Swift · Rust
Web · Backend · Apple · Desktop
Python · AI — new directions
How we use them ↓01 / Business software · Fashion
From order to production. Sizes, colours and availability in one workflow.
PHP · JavaScript · MySQL
Inside the project02 / Personal and professional organisation
Available on the App Store
Commitments, documents and priorities. Work and everyday life, organised.
Node.js · SQLite · Capacitor
Inside the project03 / Mobile game · Action
Available on the App Store
Responsive controls, space battles and a ship to upgrade.
Swift · SwiftUI
Inside the project04 / Game · Strategy
Available on the App Store
Four realms. Build your defences, face the waves and choose your strategy.
Swift · SpriteKit · React · TypeScript
Inside the project05 / Desktop software · Prototype
Prototype · Not yet distributed
Local file analysis, accessible evidence and quarantine with confirmation.
Rust · Tauri · React · TypeScript
Inside the projectOUR TECHNOLOGY
We choose technology to fit the product, not the product to fit technology. Here is how we use it.
React · TypeScript · JavaScript
Interactive interfaces, from browser to desktop. Components and logic organised around what people need to do.
Swift · SwiftUI · SpriteKit
SwiftUI for the NOVA Rush interface. SpriteKit for scenes, animation and gameplay in Emberwatch. MyNABI brings its web interface to mobile through Capacitor.
Node.js · PHP · SQLite · MySQL
Node.js, Express and SQLite in MyNABI. PHP and MySQL in the VOLPE1943 business system. Different choices for organising data, orders and specific workflows.
Rust · Tauri · YARA-X
In the QuietShield prototype: Rust for the core, Tauri for the app and YARA-X for file analysis. React and TypeScript for the interface; SQLite for local history.
YOUR IDEA. OUR NEXT BUILD.
An idea to explore or a problem to solve?
Let’s start there.