Code without the corporate drag
You're right to be wary of software houses: 50-page specs, three account managers, invoices before code. We skip that. You talk to the engineers who write your code and see working software every week.
Trusted with bank APIs
We build modules for banking apps, where a security slip is not an option, and platforms that stay fast when traffic spikes. Your product gets the same standards from day one.
- Bank integrations that passed security review.
- Infrastructure that stayed up through peak traffic.
- Database fixes that removed bottlenecks under heavy load.
AI that pays its way
Not a buzzword for your pitch deck. We put machine learning and LLMs where they change a number you care about: retention, time saved or support load.
- Recommendations that keep users coming back.
- LLM steps that take repetitive work off your team.
- Data pipelines your AI features can rely on.
Software for the real world
From museum halls to school staff rooms, we build software that real people depend on every day.
- EdTechA platform that matches substitute teachers with schools.
- Retail and cultureiBeacon apps that show museum visitors content about the exhibit in front of them.
- Content managementFast CMS setups that let marketing teams publish without waiting for developers.
Platforms we built and keep running serve more than a million users.
Products we delivered speak to users in their own language across many countries.
Infrastructure we run handles millions of requests every day.
More product for the same budget
Two-week sprints were designed before AI. We work in short loops where AI handles the repetitive work and our engineers focus on your product. You see progress every week, decide on real prototypes instead of estimates, and pay for working features, not for meetings.
The usual way
- You wait until the end of the sprint to see progress
- You pay for estimates and planning meetings
- You commit the budget before you see anything work
- Bugs show up after the sprint review
- Know-how leaves when a developer leaves
With Oxycon
- You see working software every week
- You pay for working features
- You click through a prototype before you commit the budget
- Every change is tested and reviewed before it reaches you
- Everything about your product is documented in code you own
Your developers ship more, without new hires
You already pay for AI tools. We make sure they pay off: we work alongside your developers on your own product until shipping faster is simply how they work. No dependency on us afterwards.
- Know where you standA clear picture of how your team uses AI today and where the time goes.
- Faster delivery on your roadmapWe practice on tasks from your backlog, so the speed-up shows in your next release.
- New hires productive soonerNew and junior developers find their way around your code faster.
- Quality that holds upChecks that catch bad AI-written code before it reaches your users.
- Know-how that stays with youThe way of working is written into your project, so it survives team changes.
- No surprises with data or costYour code and your clients' data stay safe, and AI spend stays predictable.
Do we need prior AI experience?
No. We start where your team is. Developers who barely touched these tools and those who use them daily both leave faster than they came.
Will this pause our roadmap?
No. We work on tasks already in your backlog, so the training moves your roadmap forward instead of stopping it.
Why train our team instead of hiring you to build it?
Both work, and we do both. Training means you stop depending on any vendor, including us, for every feature.