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Centricone TechnologiesSoftware Management

Custom software development for the systems your revenue runs on

Centricone Technologies designs, builds, and looks after custom applications: the internal platform holding your operation together, the customer-facing product you sell, and the integrations between them. One team from first prototype to long-term support.

Software is only delivered when someone else can change it. Every engagement leaves you with tests, documentation, and a repository your own team can pick up.

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The software that runs the business is the software nobody can change

01

Every change takes a quarter

Untested code and a build only one person understands mean a small feature carries a large risk, so the roadmap stops moving.

02

Off-the-shelf almost fits

Licences are paid, workarounds are documented in a spreadsheet, and the process the business actually runs still lives outside the system.

03

The original team is gone

No documentation, no tests, and a dependency list years out of date — every fix starts with an archaeology dig.

Centricone covers discovery and architecture, the build itself, the integrations either side of it, and the maintenance agreement after launch.

Build

Web, mobile, and platform development

Sustain

Testing, releases, and life after launch

Stack

What we build with

Frontend

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • React Native
  • Flutter
  • Tailwind CSS

Backend

  • Node.js
  • Python
  • Java
  • .NET
  • Go
  • GraphQL
  • REST

Data and delivery

  • PostgreSQL
  • Redis
  • Docker
  • GitHub Actions
  • AWS
  • Azure

How a software engagement runs

1

Discovery with the people doing the work

The workflow, the edge cases, the systems either side, and what would make it obviously better. Scope written down and priced.

2

Architecture and a first working increment

A decision record you own, then something running in a fortnight — narrow, but real, and in your hands.

3

Sprints against a visible backlog

Working software every sprint, tests alongside it, and a demo you can interrupt.

4

Launch, then support

Handover with documentation and repository access, and a maintenance agreement if you want us to keep carrying it.

Why teams choose Centricone for custom software

Senior engineers on the build, not just on the pitch

Tests and documentation as deliverables, not extras

You own the code, the repository, and the decisions

US and Canada time-zone overlap, with senior contacts

What teams get out of it

A system that can keep changing

Tested, documented, and owned by you — so the second year of changes costs less than the first rather than more.

Fits the actual process

Built around the work, not a package's guess

Releases without drama

Automated tests and a repeatable pipeline

Integrated systems

One source of truth instead of four

No lock-in

Your repository, your cloud, your decisions

Frequently asked questions

Still weighing it up? Book a free consultation and we’ll scope it with you.

It scales with scope, integrations, and compliance load rather than with screens. A focused internal tool is a different order of magnitude from a multi-tenant platform with audit requirements. We publish how the variables move the number in our guide to custom software development cost, and the written estimate after a discovery call is free.
Buy when the process is genuinely standard and the package fits without a spreadsheet of workarounds. Build when the process is how you compete, or when the integrations and exceptions cost more than the licence saves. We will tell you when buying wins — it often does.
Yes, entirely. Repositories, infrastructure, and accounts are in your name from day one, and the handover includes documentation written for someone who wasn't in the room.
Usually. We start with a short audit of the code, dependencies, infrastructure, and deployment path, then give you an honest read on whether to continue it, refactor it in place, or replace it a piece at a time.
In the same repository, on the same board, with the same review standards. Some teams want us to lead delivery, others want extra senior capacity alongside their own — both work, and the second is what IT staff augmentation is for.