Off-the-shelf tools can do 100 things – just not the five your business actually needs.
We build the custom tool for the part no standard software covers, at speed, with senior engineers in control of the AI.
Book a Tool ReviewThe real work happens in a spreadsheet.
Replacing it is still on the list.
- Every configurator stops where your product rules begin.
- Each system covers one step. You cover the gaps.
- The plan depends on constraints that don’t fit into existing systems.
- Nobody sells software for your kind of work.
But what was missing
never justified a software project.
What AI changed
Most of a software project is the same for everyone. That part is agent work now.
Agents handle the bulk.
- Build the screens, forms and reports
- Wire up imports, exports and the interfaces to your systems
- Write tests, documentation and deployment, checked by engineers
One in three now builds instead of buying.
32% of organizations have decided against at least one software purchase because they could build it with agentic coding tools instead (McKinsey).
But agents build on what they’re told. Gaps included.
Given the same tasks with details left out, coding agents lose 29–64% of their solutions. With the details filled in, they recover most of them (Carnegie Mellon University).
Engineers make the calls.
- Find every rule, explicit or implicit
- Design the model: your data, your rules, the connections to your systems
- Steer the agents so nothing is left out and nothing is wrong
Is this for you?
We’re the right call if
- Your business depends on the process: it’s how you quote, plan, build or test.
- No SaaS fits it: every application you tried had its own idea of how you work.
- The rules were never written down, but the new software has to get all of them right.
We’re the wrong call if
- You want to replace the ERP, PLM or ALM itself.
- An app builder or a low-code platform would do.
- You want someone to host and run it for you.
If you are unsure, the review is where we tell you.
Book a Tool ReviewHow it works
Everything you work with today keeps running. The new tool takes over one step at a time, and only once it gets the same results.
Review: thirty minutes, free.
You show us the process and what runs it today, we say how we would build a new tool for it.
Foundation: two to four weeks.
Agents build the screens and interfaces, engineers pin down your rules. You get a plan for the whole tool and one part of it, built and running on your data.
Build: increment by increment.
Each increment takes over a part of the process once it gets the same results, and goes live next to the systems you run.
Handover: your IT runs it.
You own the code and get it agent-ready: the knowledge and the checks that people and agents need to keep changing it are in the repository.
Google, Cursor and Arduino build on tools we started.
We build custom software for experts in complex fields: we learn how they think, where their work gets stuck, and which abstractions make it easier. Agents now handle the bulk, steered and checked by the kind of tooling we have built for a decade.
»Working with the TypeFox team has enabled us to expedite our engineering and bring important features to our customers.«
Mark Ledsome, VP Engineering, Plotly
100+ clients
in automotive & mobility, aerospace & defense, industrial automation, energy, semiconductors & electronics, telecommunications, software & data, finance & insurance, healthcare.
The people who do the work.
We dig into the problem before we solve it.
We take the time to learn your domain. Asking now is cheaper than refactoring later.
We deliver a first result you can see, fast.
You get a first version to judge for yourself. We fit into your process, or propose a roadmap.
We work side by side with you and your team.
You talk directly to the engineers who do the work, with one stable contact throughout.
We advise you honestly and build to last.
You’ll hear early what won’t work well, with an alternative. Tests matter as much as features.
»TypeFox has been an outstanding partner from day one. They are reliable, provide high-quality work and are easy to interact with. The collaboration has been excellent, and we look forward to continuing to build on it.«
David Perez, Director of Embedded Developer Tools, Analog Devices
Show us where the real work happens.
Tool Review · 30 min · freeYou leave with
- How we would build a new tool
- What the new tool takes over first
- Which parts agents can take
- Whether we are the right call, and the next step
No slides, no pitch. Sharing your screen is enough.
The gap in your tools closes here.
