Booking systems, customer portals, admin dashboards, the automation behind them. Designed, built and looked after by the same people you talk to on the first call. When it ships, you own it.
Built on technology we trust
In the cloud or on your own hardware. We run Kubernetes clusters, bare-metal servers and HPC systems ourselves, so scaling is something we have done, not something we outsource.
Six services that fit together. Start with a website, grow into a platform, and automate the parts of your business that shouldn't need a human.
Booking tools, client portals, online shops, dashboards. Built around how your business actually runs, and pleasant enough that your customers use them without being told to.
For example. CurveworldMTL: members book classes and buy packages from their phone, the gym runs everything from one dashboard. Read the case study
A clear, fast site that says what you do and makes it easy to get in touch. No page builder, nothing you have to fight with later.
For example. planika.davlsystems.com, the site for our own product. See it
A product other businesses pay to use. Accounts, billing, roles, the lot. We run one ourselves, so we know what breaks at 2am.
For example. Planika, our booking platform for small studios, now taking on early customers. See it
The repetitive work handed to software: sorting what comes in, drafting the reply, moving data from a document into your system.
For example. Typical jobs: triaging inbound requests, first-draft replies, pulling figures out of PDFs into a spreadsheet or your app.
Payments, email, analytics and the tools you already use, wired into one place so nobody has to copy things between five tabs.
For example. Inside CurveworldMTL: Stripe payments, automatic emails, and English/French in one app. Read the case study
A bot on your site that answers the questions you get asked every day, and hands anything unusual to a person.
For example. Typical jobs: opening hours, pricing, "do you do X", booking a call, all without someone watching the inbox.
Not sure which of these you need? Most people aren't when they first write to us. Tell us what's slowing you down and we'll tell you which one it is.
Tell us what you needWe'd rather you pick the right one than the expensive one. Here is an honest read on all four, including the cases where we are not the answer.
Built around how you actually work
Still the right tool in three years
You own the code and the data
Someone is still there after launch
What it costs
Cheapest upfront
Highest, by a lot
Every month, forever
Negotiable, we support any type of business model
Fine while the scope is small and stays small.
Fine if your budget makes you a priority account.
Fine until you need it to do something it doesn’t.
Worth it when the software is how your business runs.
Fine while the scope is small and stays small.
Fine if your budget makes you a priority account.
Fine until you need it to do something it doesn’t.
Worth it when the software is how your business runs.
Not sure which column you belong in? Tell us what you're trying to do and we'll say so, even when the answer is one of the other three.
Get an honest readYou always know what we're building, why, and what it costs. Every stage ends with something you can see and use.
We start with your business, not your tech stack. What slows you down, what your customers expect, what success looks like in twelve months.
You get. A written plan: what we build, in what order, and what it costs.
Clickable designs before a line of production code. You see the product, react to it, and change it while changes are still cheap.
You get. A prototype you can click through and show to your team.
Short cycles with something working at the end of each one. Modern, well-tested foundations that scale as your usage grows.
You get. A working version at the end of every cycle, not just at the end.
Launch is the start. We monitor, improve, and extend the platform, and you keep full ownership of it throughout.
You get. Monitoring, fixes and new features. The code and the data stay yours.
No logo wall and no rounded-up numbers. One product, live in production, and exactly what it changed for the business running on it.
They stopped renting a booking system and started owning one.
Registering, buying packages, and booking without a phone call.
Scheduling, payments, and reminders running on their own.
First conversation to real members using it in production.
Big companies have software built around them. Small ones get whatever the subscription offers. We think a gym, a studio or a shop deserves the first kind, and we stay for the long run, because a platform gets better the longer the same people look after it.
Every business is different. We build around how yours actually works instead of forcing it into someone else’s product.
The platform you launch with should still hold up at ten times the traffic. We architect for that from day one.
We stay after go-live: monitoring, improving, and adding what your customers ask for next.
A few lines is enough. We'll come back with honest feedback, a rough scope, and what it would take to build it. No obligation.
