We build what comes next.

A software house of 50+ engineers, designers and AI specialists. We design, build and scale web platforms, mobile apps and intelligent systems.

Engineering

Engineering gives it depth: interface, logic and data, built to hold.

Who we are

Good software is rarely one skill. It is a designer, an engineer and someone who understands the data, arguing usefully about the same product. That is how SOLOGEN is built: five disciplines, one team, from the first sketch to the version your customers use.

Five kinds of expertise. One team.

Most products need more than one. Ours sit in the same room, work on the same product and answer to the same deadline.

Web applications, SaaS platforms and the systems behind them, engineered to stay fast and easy to extend.

  • Custom web applications
  • SaaS platforms
  • Dashboards and reporting
  • Marketplaces
  • Customer portals

iOS and Android apps, native or cross-platform, designed for the thumb and built for real devices and real networks.

  • iOS apps
  • Android apps
  • Cross-platform apps
  • Native builds
  • App backends and APIs

Copilots, intelligent workflows, document intelligence and prediction, built into real products and measured before they are trusted.

  • AI copilots
  • Intelligent workflows
  • Document intelligence
  • Recommendation systems
  • Classification and prediction

Detection, inspection, measurement and document extraction: systems that turn images into decisions.

  • Object detection
  • Segmentation
  • Visual inspection
  • Document extraction
  • Tracking

Research, flows, prototypes, interfaces and design systems, shaped alongside the engineers who build them.

  • Product strategy
  • UX research and flows
  • Wireframes and prototypes
  • Interface design
  • Design systems

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From first question to first release.

Seven stages. Each one ends with something in your hands and a decision that is yours to make.

The process in detail
  1. Understand the business before the product.

    What happens

    • Conversations with the people who own the problem
    • A review of existing systems, data and constraints
    • A clear picture of users and what they are trying to do

    Who is involved

    • Product people
    • Project leads
    • Designers
    • Engineers

    You get

    • Project brief
    • Goals and success criteria
    • Risks and assumptions

    A shared understanding of the problem.

  2. Turn understanding into a plan.

    What happens

    • Features prioritised against the goals from Discover
    • Architecture and technology direction chosen, with reasons
    • A roadmap broken into releases

    Who is involved

    • Product people
    • Engineers
    • Project leads
    • AI specialists

    You get

    • Scope and roadmap
    • Technical approach
    • Estimate and team plan

    A plan everyone can commit to.

  3. Make it real enough to react to.

    What happens

    • User flows mapped for the core tasks
    • Wireframes, then full interface design
    • A clickable prototype you can put in front of people

    Who is involved

    • Designers
    • Product people
    • Engineers
    • Mobile developers

    You get

    • UX flows
    • Interface designs
    • Clickable prototype
    • Design system

    A tested design, ready to build.

  4. Engineer it in working increments.

    What happens

    • Development in short, planned iterations
    • A demo of working software at the end of each one
    • Code reviewed before it is merged

    Who is involved

    • Engineers
    • Mobile developers
    • AI specialists
    • Computer Vision engineers

    You get

    • Working software each iteration
    • Source code and documentation
    • Progress demos

    A working product that grows every iteration.

  5. Prove it works before anyone depends on it.

    What happens

    • Functional testing of every flow
    • Checks across the devices and browsers your users have
    • Performance and security review

    Who is involved

    • QA
    • Engineers
    • Product people

    You get

    • Test reports
    • Resolved issue log
    • Release candidate

    A release you can trust.

  6. Release with a plan, not a leap.

    What happens

    • Production deployment and app store submission
    • Monitoring and alerting switched on
    • Documentation and training for your team

    Who is involved

    • Engineers
    • Project leads
    • QA
    • Mobile developers

    You get

    • Production release
    • Monitoring setup
    • Documentation and handover

    A product in the hands of real users.

  7. Keep improving what is live.

    What happens

    • Usage and feedback reviewed against the original goals
    • The next improvements prioritised
    • Maintenance, updates and scaling

    Who is involved

    • Product people
    • Engineers
    • Designers
    • AI specialists

    You get

    • Improvement roadmap
    • Regular releases
    • Support and maintenance

    A product that keeps getting better.

50+minds.
One obsession.

Great products are rarely built by one person. They are built when people with different expertise care about the same outcome.

The stack is only the start.

We choose technology for the problem, the team that will own it and the years it has to last. Frameworks change. Structure, tests and clear decisions do not.

Frontend
  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
Backend
  • Node.js
  • NestJS
  • .NET
Mobile
  • Flutter
  • React Native
  • Native iOS
  • Native Android
AI / ML
  • Python
  • AI APIs
  • Machine learning models
  • Computer vision
Databases
  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
Cloud & Infrastructure
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • GCP
  • Firebase
  • Supabase

What you can hold us to.