Custom systems and web apps
Admin consoles, corporate sites, internal tools, and customer-facing apps, designed around real paths rather than generic modules.
Services
Two practices, one workflow
Software answers whether it can run. IP work answers whether you can claim what was built. You can hire either practice, or put both on the same project.
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Software development
For small teams and business units that need running software instead of scattered sheets, chats, and oral rules.
Integration and data flow
Connect existing software, spreadsheets, and third-party APIs so data is entered once and it is clear which source wins.
Consulting and architecture
Before coding: constraints, choices, split of parts, security boundaries, release and backup. Useful when a system already exists, or when a new one has no first line yet.
Handoff and upkeep
Defects, small iterations, environments, and documentation. After delivery, someone still has to be able to explain how it runs.
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Intellectual-property related services
We help turn the R&D trail into files that can be submitted, and we assist through software-copyright, patent, and trademark processes. Agency qualifications and official fees follow the rules in force at the time.
Software copyright registration support
Prepare version notes, identifying materials, and ownership facts so a written program becomes a registrable work.
Patent process collaboration
Help extract the technical point, use, and difference for later drafting. This fits a path you can already demonstrate, not a slogan.
Trademark assistance
Around the name, mark, and actual use, we help with search discussions and application materials. The ThatPond brand is managed with the same discipline.
Ownership records during development
Keep commit history, author information, and version snapshots while the work is happening, so staff changes do not erase proof of who built it.
What to send us
- The problem, the current workaround, and the constraints that cannot move (time, budget, compliance, existing systems).
- Who accepts the work, where it will run, and whether sample data can be shared.
- If IP is in scope: existing code or design, completion dates, authors, and any commissioning relationship.
Send the project
One email with context is enough. We will say whether it fits, and what we need next.