Software we build.

Our products range from business operations software to focused tools for developers and infrastructure teams. They solve different problems, but they share the same philosophy: reduce unnecessary work, expose complexity only when it is useful, and make the software fit the job.

MaxxOps

Business operations, connected.

MaxxOps brings the operational side of a business into one system.

Sales, purchasing, inventory, production, field activities and customer relationships can share the same data and workflows instead of living across spreadsheets, disconnected applications and manual processes.

Unlike rigid ERP implementations, MaxxOps is designed around the way the company actually operates.

Best suited for:

Commerce & RetailField ServicesMade-to-Order & Production
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Developer & Operations Tools

dbAPI — Database to API

Generate REST and GraphQL APIs from existing relational databases. Designed for integrations, internal tools, automation and applications that need a clean API layer without building every endpoint from scratch.

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ZbxWizz — Zabbix at scale

Import, transform and manage Zabbix data through a spreadsheet-like workflow. Useful for bulk onboarding, migrations, configuration changes and other jobs where hundreds or thousands of objects need to be handled consistently.

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WG Admin — WireGuard administration

Manage WireGuard peers and configurations from a simple interface. A focused tool for environments where WireGuard itself is simple, but keeping configurations and peers organized becomes repetitive.

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WebKlip — Temporary online workspace

Share text and files through temporary workspaces accessible from a simple URL. Designed for quick transfers between devices, colleagues and automated workflows without turning messaging applications into permanent storage for temporary information.

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Small tools. Large systems. Same approach.

We do not start with technology.

We start with something that is unnecessarily difficult, repetitive or fragmented and ask whether software can make it simpler.

That is how our internal tools are built, and it is also how larger products such as MaxxOps evolve.