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Software built inside an engineering company
Three directions: automating how an operating company works, applications for households, and systems that hold one person’s information and decisions. None started as a product idea. Each started as something we needed and could not buy.
Why an engineering firm writes software
Same method, different system
Fire protection engineering begins by reading a plant: what is inside it, how it behaves, where it fails. Only then is anything designed. Software written for an operating company begins the same way — by reading how work actually moves, where decisions are made and where they stall. The failure mode is identical in both: a solution chosen from a template and applied to a system nobody read.
That is the reason this practice sits in the same company as the engineering one, and not in a separate agency.
Read the system before you change it.
D-01
Process & AI
Six functional loops closed end to end in an operating engineering organisation of roughly 150 people — HR, tenders, engineering, legal, finance and operations. Each with its own access architecture, internal regulations and staff training. The reference case is us.
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Products and command systems
Firetech Engineering BG EOOD is the registered publisher on the App Store and Google Play. Each application has its own site, its own support channel and its own privacy documents.
Domiq
For households that employ people: tasks, shifts, money, properties and messaging, with separate interfaces for the employer and the employee. Submitting to the stores.
Knowledge base
A single store of context that every AI you use can read and write, over MCP — collected from your machine, your repositories and your cloud drives. Name in progress.
Command centre
An executive surface: briefs, a decision queue, drafts held at a confirmation gate. In development. Name in progress.
Describe one process that costs more than it should
One loop in your company — hiring, tendering, approvals, reporting — and what it costs you today in people and in delay. That is enough to say what is worth automating and what is not.
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