A small studio with a long view
A European software studio. Clients hire us to build platforms, AI features and desktop apps. The rest of our time goes into TimerOS, our own product.
Vezoft is a small software studio in the EU. We take a project the whole way through, from the data model to the last detail of the interface. That includes the parts nobody demos: migrations, error states, the invoice that has to come out right.
We work in two modes. We build for clients who need software that works, and lasts. And we build our own products, where we get to make every decision and live with every consequence. The main one is TimerOS, the platform the studio now runs on.
Building in the AI era does not mean putting a chatbot on everything. Sensitive data means the model runs on the device, and nothing leaves it. Throughput problems belong in the cloud.
We intend to stay small. That caps how many projects we can run at once, so sometimes we have to say no.
The rules we keep
Small team, deep experience
Questions go straight to the developer writing your code. There is no second team to re-brief, and decisions do not wait for a meeting.
AI where it earns its place
Most briefs ask for more AI than the problem needs. We put it where it improves the product, and we say so when an ordinary feature would do the same job for less.
We use what we build
TimerOS is not a demo for us. The studio’s own hours and invoices run through it, and every bug in it reaches us before it reaches a client.
European by default
Every project starts with two decisions: what data we need to keep, and where in the EU it will live.
TimerOS is sold to other companies too. We run the same version they do, and there is no internal build we could hide behind.
See TimerOSTell us about your project
A few sentences are enough to start. We answer every request personally, usually within a day.
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Projects start in our client portal. You register there, then send a project request. Or just email hello@vezoft.com.