Blog topics

Taking repetitive work off people's hands — from a first scenario to processes that run themselves.

The systems a company runs on: when off-the-shelf ERP is enough, and when building your own costs less.

Low-code and no-code tools — what they genuinely shorten, where they end, and how to tell you have hit that wall.

AI as part of a process rather than a demo: classification, pulling data out of documents, operator hints.

Our open-source foundation for bespoke business systems — modules, events, multi-tenancy, real rollouts.

Make.com scenarios — HTTP integrations, error handling, and the points where it pays to drop below Make.

Rollouts told through the decisions behind them: the before, what changed, and what went differently than planned.

Wiring systems together: APIs, webhooks, rate limits, date formats and everything else the docs leave out.

Describing a process before automating it — mapping, event storming, and catching the exceptions that sink rollouts.

What it costs and how to tell it paid off — licences, upkeep, and the price of a single operator decision.

Lovable in practice: building a prototype, wiring a custom domain, and the line where you take the code in-house.

From a call to a clickable version in a day — why prototype at all, and how not to let it become the product.