DigiGoods

A studio that ships productsWorking software, not slides

We build and run our own products: an IoT backbone that runs in your own cluster, 4G devices built for the field, a scanner that stops leaks in Outlook, a live training platform and a tool that moves stored procedures into code with proof. The same team builds yours.

End to end
One team from device firmware to the admin panel — no integrator in between
Multi-tenant by default
Tenancy and whitelabelling live in the first schema, not bolted on later
Your data stays yours
Every product has a self-hosted install path; SaaS is an option, not a requirement

Portfolio

What we have built.

Each one came out of a real need, and each one runs. The detail pages explain what it does and how it works.

nodela

A domain-agnostic IoT backbone

Phase 1

Turns raw field packets into canonical events, runs your stateful rules on top of the stream, and writes the result to a live map and to alerts. Installs into your own cluster with a single Helm chart.

  • .NET
  • MQTT
  • Redpanda
  • PostgreSQL
  • Next.js
  • Helm

IoT Hardware

We design the device too

In the field

ESP32 + LTE Cat M1 + GNSS, door and state sensors, remote firmware updates. The device is designed to speak the platform's language, so there is no integration project in between.

  • ESP32-WROOM-32E
  • BG95-M3
  • LTE-M / GNSS
  • PlatformIO
  • C++
  • MQTT

TypeSentry

Security and compliance scanning for Outlook and Word

Enterprise pilot

Catches sensitive data, the wrong recipient and policy violations before Send is pressed. It never blocks the email: even if the scan fails, the mail goes out.

  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Prisma
  • PostgreSQL
  • Microsoft 365 Add-in

qlass

Facilitator-driven live training

Pilot

Lobby, synchronised slides, quizzes, surveys, games and live demos behind one address. Participants join with a QR code and type their name, and keep the same identity all day.

  • .NET 10
  • ASP.NET Core
  • SignalR
  • React
  • Vite
  • PostgreSQL / SQLite

Qlery

Natural language in, deterministic execution out

In development

Users ask in their own words; the query runs deterministically inside the application, with schema guards and enforced pagination. The language model never touches the data.

  • .NET
  • LINQ
  • React
  • Python
  • Kotlin
  • Node

qlity

Moves the business logic in stored procedures into code, with proof

In development

Takes an inventory of SQL Server stored procedures, translates them into readable C#, and proves with real calls that the new code produces what the old procedure did. What it cannot translate, it refuses, and says why.

  • .NET 10
  • ScriptDom
  • Roslyn
  • Scriban
  • EF Core
  • Dapper

Approach

Discipline, not budget.

None of these products started with real funding. They all stand on the same few rules.

  1. 01

    A working path first

    Every product starts with one end-to-end flow that actually runs in week one: device to dashboard, add-in to database. Presentation material comes later; a working flow is the better demo anyway.

  2. 02

    Small surface, few dependencies

    Queues, stream engines, orchestration layers: when they are earned. Most enterprise workloads run on a single process and a single datastore at a fraction of the operating cost. We add complexity when scale asks for it, not in case it might.

  3. 03

    The second customer should be free

    Tenant isolation, whitelabelling and the onboarding flow are defined in the first schema. Selling to the second customer means creating a record, not rewriting the product.

  4. 04

    Do not make security say no

    Fail-open design, client-only scanning, installation inside your own cluster. What actually slows enterprise purchasing is not price but the data question, so our products answer it from day one.

Services

What we learned building our own products, we do for yours.

Same studio, same team. Client work ships at the same standard as the portfolio.

Product development (0 → 1)

From idea to a billable first release: architecture, engineering, deployment and the first customer install.

IoT solutions

Device selection and design, firmware, the data path, the dashboard. Hardware and software from one place.

Architecture & modernisation

Cutting the operating cost and fragility of a system you already run. Moving the business logic buried in stored procedures into your existing project with qlity, with proof and together with your team. .NET, Next.js, PostgreSQL, Kubernetes.

Whitelabel / OEM

Offer our products under your own brand. Licensing model and deployment support included.

Contact

What do you want to build?

A few lines is enough: a product idea, a problem in the field, or something you are simply curious how we built. We reply within one or two business days.

info@digigoods.io

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