Our mission

We build software that keeps working after we leave — tested, documented, and owned by the people who depend on it.

How we hold ourselves to it

147111590027200%

of code reviewed, tested, and documented before it ships

2582259344/94977

support coverage across US and Canada time zones

25822wks

from kickoff to the first working increment you can use

03600

lock-in — your repository, your cloud accounts, from day one

Our story

Built by engineers who had inherited enough undocumented systems to know what matters

Centricone Technologies started from a pattern we kept meeting: the software a business depends on had been built once, by people who had since left, and nobody could safely change it. The original team was gone, the tests were never written, and every small request turned into an archaeology dig.

So we build the other way round. Tests and documentation are deliverables rather than extras, the repository is in your name from the first commit, and the handover is written for someone who was not in the room. We work with companies in eCommerce, healthcare, finance, and telecom across the US and Canada — and the measure we care about is whether your own team can pick the work up after us.

One team, from the first conversation to long after launch

We are not a marketplace and we do not sub-contract delivery. The engineers who scope your work are the ones who build it, and the same standards apply whether it is a first version or a fifteen-year-old system we have taken over.

Senior engineers on the build

The people in the discovery call are the people who write the code. No handover to a cheaper team once the contract is signed.

Regulated work treated as design

HIPAA, PCI DSS, SOC 2, PIPEDA — the constraints shape the architecture from the first decision rather than arriving as a review at the end.

Working software every sprint

Something running that you can click through, from the second week onward, so scope conversations happen against reality instead of a document.

What every engagement leaves behind

The difference between software that lasts and software that gets rewritten is almost never the framework. It is whether the next person can understand it, change it, and prove the change was safe.

Tests that run on every change

Unit, integration, and end-to-end coverage in CI, so a regression fails a build rather than a customer.

Documentation written as we go

Architecture decisions, runbooks, and onboarding notes — captured while the reasoning is fresh, not reconstructed at the end.

Infrastructure defined in code

Environments that can be rebuilt from a repository instead of from someone's memory of what they changed.

A handover that actually transfers

Access, accounts, and a walkthrough with an agenda — so stepping back is a plan rather than an event.

Want to build with us?

We are a small team that takes on work we can do properly. If that sounds like the kind of place you want to work, the roles we are hiring for are on the careers page.

See careers