A home for
the data.
Into the cloud, but not just any cloud. Our own infrastructure sits in the Bern region — close enough that someone can drive there, and under Swiss law rather than someone else's.
Talk it through →Four things
worth hosting.
Hosting is not a product we sell alongside — it is where most of what we build ends up living.
Web hosting
Websites and web applications on servers we configure ourselves, with Varnish in front, updates applied and backups that are actually tested rather than merely scheduled.
Hosted Exchange
Mailbox, calendar and contacts in sync on every device, with the mail staying in Switzerland. Migrations from an existing setup are part of the job.
Nextcloud
Files, sharing and collaboration without handing the folder structure of a company to a global provider. Same idea as the big ones, different postcode.
Adserver
For publishers who sell their own reach: an ad server of their own, with their own inventory and their own numbers, instead of a share of someone else's.
Short distances
when it matters.
When a site is slow, a mail is missing or a certificate expired, the useful question is who can look right now. Because the machines are ours, the answer is not a support queue in another time zone — it is the same people who built the thing in the first place.
Boring work,
done regularly.
Updates, monitoring, certificates, backups and a restore that gets tried out rather than assumed. None of it is interesting and all of it is the reason nothing exciting happens.
Moving in, or
just asking?
A migration is usually less dramatic than it sounds. The first step is a look at what is running where today.
What else
we work on.
