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We forge your Internet.

Custom web and mobile products, the DevOps under them, and a warehouse suite that has been running real stock for real companies. Built in Laravel, React Native and Next.js — shipped in small pieces, documented as we go.

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forge — zsh
› forge new project --stack=laravel,livewire,tailwind
Scaffolding … done
Provisioning staging on k3s … done
CI green · 126 tests · 0 skipped
Deployed. Coffee?
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PHP 8.4 Laravel 13 Livewire Filament Node.js .NET Blazor Tailwind CSS Alpine.js React 19 Next.js 16 TypeScript Vue.js Angular React Native Expo Offline-first Delta sync Background audio Barcode & camera Electron Chromium Icecast Liquidsoap AzuraCast HLS / AAC / MP3 AADE myDATA
e-Invoicing XML / XSD HMAC webhooks LaTeX KaTeX MathLive PostgreSQL MySQL / MariaDB Redis SQLite Meilisearch Docker Podman K3s / Kubernetes CI/CD Laravel Forge Nginx S3 / R2 Laravel Reverb WebSockets Horizon Queues Webhooks Smart contracts Hyperledger Fabric Solidity

What we do

Six things, done properly

We would rather be excellent at a short list than adequate at everything. Here is the short list.

Our own products

Seven things currently in our hands

We do client work, and we build our own products with the same people and the same standards. These are ours — which is why we can tell you exactly how they are put together.

A1 B4 C2
Live in production

ManagoStores

The warehouse suite that knows which shelf it is on

A multi-warehouse stock and ERP suite — web, a React Native companion app, and now ManagoStores POS on the desktop for the shop counter — built barcode-first for people working on their feet.

Laravel Livewire Filament Tailwind CSS React Native +6
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Live in production

Mathologio

The teacher's workspace — from the lesson plan to the student's progress

One workspace for a teacher's day: exercise bank, tests, gradebook, attendance, planner and the student card — on the desktop for the heavy work, and on the phone and tablet in the classroom, even with no signal.

Laravel 13 Filament 5 React Native KaTeX PostgreSQL 18 +7
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Live in production

Akinitaras

The operating system of a property — from the deed to the plumber's invoice

A property management platform for Greece: ownership, leases, rent, expenses, documents, maintenance and the reports an accountant asks for — with separate portals for the owner and the tenant.

PHP 8.4 Laravel 13 Filament 5 PostgreSQL 18 Redis / Horizon +6
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Live in production

FisikoTherapyHUB

The hub of physiotherapy — built so the patient sees almost nothing

A Greek physiotherapy platform: appointments, patient records, exercise programmes and subscriptions for the practice — and a deliberately narrow, privacy-first portal for the patient.

PHP 8.4 Laravel 13 Filament 5 Livewire 4 Tailwind CSS 4 +5
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Coming soon

ForgeIT Invoice Portal

One place our products issue from

A central invoicing portal: every product of ours posts a JSON request, and the portal numbers it, does the arithmetic, builds the XML, talks to myDATA and returns a signed answer. One issuing mechanism instead of one per product.

PHP 8.4 Laravel 13 Filament 5 AADE myDATA Sanctum +6
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Coming soon

Radiopoli

The digital home of Greek radio — and the desk the stations run it from

A Greece-first radio platform: one app where a listener sees what is live, follows the people they care about and finds the song they just missed — and a dashboard where a station's stream, schedule and audience are somebody's actual job. The platform never carries the audio.

Laravel 13 Filament 5 React Native Expo PostgreSQL 18 +7
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Coming soon

Scoutaras

The LinkedIn of football and basketball

A scouting and professional-network platform for Greek football and basketball: players, coaches, staff and scouts on one side, clubs and academies on the other.

Laravel 13 Sanctum Laravel Reverb PostgreSQL 18 Next.js 16 +5
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How it goes

From "we have a problem" to "it is live"

No discovery theatre and no 60-page proposal. Five steps, and you can see the software working from the second one onwards.

  1. 01

    Map the problem

    A call, then a written summary of what you actually need — in your vocabulary, not ours. If the honest answer is "you do not need custom software for this", you get that answer for free.

  2. 02

    Draw the shape

    Data model, screens, the two or three decisions everything else hangs off. We agree on those before a line of production code exists, because they are the expensive ones to change.

  3. 03

    Build in the open

    Short cycles against a staging URL you can open any time. Tests around the rules that matter, code review on everything, no "big reveal" at the end.

  4. 04

    Ship it properly

    Containers, CI/CD, backups you have watched us restore, monitoring that pages a human. Going live is a Tuesday afternoon, not an event.

  5. 05

    Stay on the hook

    Support with a named person, dependency updates, and a roadmap that keeps moving. Software that nobody maintains is software that is quietly rotting.

How we think

Opinions we will not trade away

Every one of these has cost us something at some point, and we still hold them.

Privacy is architecture, not a checkbox

If a screen must not show something, there should be no route and no service method that can return it. Hiding it in a template is not good enough.

You own your data and your code

Your repository, your servers or ours, your export. No proprietary runtime you cannot leave, no hostage-taking at renewal time.

Greek first, English always

Every product ships bilingual from day one, with Greek as a first-class language rather than a translation bolted on in month nine.

Boring in production

Exciting technology is for prototypes. What runs your invoicing should be dull, well-understood and easy to hire for.

Documentation is a deliverable

Every decision worth arguing about is written down with the reason attached, so the next developer — ours or yours — does not re-litigate it.

Small pieces, shipped often

A six-month silence ending in a demo is how projects die. You should be able to use something useful within weeks.

The kit

Tools we know down to the sharp edges

We pick from a deliberately narrow set. Knowing where a framework breaks is worth more than having heard of forty of them.

Back end

PHP 8.4 Laravel 13 Livewire Filament Node.js .NET Blazor

Front end

Tailwind CSS Alpine.js React 19 Next.js 16 TypeScript Vue.js Angular

Mobile

React Native Expo Offline-first Delta sync Background audio Barcode & camera

Desktop

Electron Node.js Chromium

Audio & streaming

Icecast Liquidsoap AzuraCast HLS / AAC / MP3

Invoicing & myDATA

AADE myDATA e-Invoicing XML / XSD HMAC webhooks

Mathematics & LaTeX

LaTeX KaTeX MathLive

Data

PostgreSQL MySQL / MariaDB Redis SQLite Meilisearch

Infrastructure

Docker Podman K3s / Kubernetes CI/CD Laravel Forge Nginx S3 / R2

Real time

Laravel Reverb WebSockets Horizon Queues Webhooks

Blockchain

Smart contracts Hyperledger Fabric Solidity

We Forge your Internet.

Got something that needs forging?

Tell us what you are trying to build. We answer every serious enquiry within 24 hours — usually with questions, sometimes with a rough plan attached.

No sales funnel, no chatbot. An email lands on a developer's desk.