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Software house · London

We build software for businesses. And stay to run it.

  • Web platforms
  • Business systems
  • Mobile apps

Romisoft designs and builds web platforms, business systems and mobile applications, scoped honestly and handed over documented. You talk to the people building your software.

01Web platform

Flowsline

Flowsline gives factories and made-to-order workshops one place to track every order from the floor to delivery, with a branded portal so their clients can follow progress without picking up the phone.

Type
Multi-tenant web app
Used by
The floor, the office, and clients
  • Access control for every role, from the floor to the client
  • An audit trail on every change to an order
  • A front end that works on a phone in a workshop as well as on a desk
  • A white-label portal under each workshop's own brand

02Website

Chronova

A full rebuild of the website for a Swiss watch manufacture. The watch assembles itself as you scroll, part by part.

Type
Marketing website
Scope
Full rebuild
  • A scroll-driven assembly of the watch
  • A materials library and a specimen gallery
The Chronova website: an exploded watch assembly beneath the headline, some watches begin where the catalogue ends.

03iOS app

Sonar

Sonar keeps every App Store subscription on a phone in one place and points out the ones that are barely opened. Usage comes from Screen Time and is read on the device, so none of it leaves the phone.

Released
September 2026
Languages
English and Chinese
Servers
None, all on the device
  • A SwiftUI and SwiftData app for iOS 17 and later
  • Usage detection through Apple's Screen Time API, on the device
  • Renewal reminders and a monthly report of what went unused
  • The store listing, screenshots and releases, in three languages
Usage: $26.74 a month on apps opened on fewer than 3 of the last 30 days, with Headspace, Calm and Duolingo flagged.
Home: subscriptions arranged around a $142.69 monthly total.
Renewals: a September calendar of 8 renewals totalling $213.93, with Duolingo flagged as barely used before its next charge.

04iOS and Android app

Little Footsteps

A travel map and journal. Trips, places and photographs sit on a globe, and a finished trip can be published, or shared as a card to WhatsApp, Instagram, Xiaohongshu or WeChat.

Platforms
iOS and Android
Languages
English and Chinese
  • One React Native codebase for iOS and Android
  • A globe and maps drawn from open map data
  • A web viewer for published trips
  • An admin panel for moderation and settings

Demo content. Mong Kok photograph by Benh LIEU SONG, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, served by OpenFreeMap.

A trip to Hong Kong: the route drawn on the map with photographs pinned to it, then day one at Victoria Harbour and day two in Mong Kok.
The welcome screen: Your trips, mapped. A globe with photographs pinned to Singapore, Hong Kong and Tokyo, joined by a dotted route.
A traveller's profile with a dotted world map and a travel passport card: one country, two cities, 35 km.

05iOS app

Wind Down

Wind Down helps people put the phone down at night. It watches the apps they choose after a set hour, checks in once they have been on them a while, and shows each week how much earlier they stopped.

Platform
iOS
Screens
From the Figma design
  • Evening check-ins after a set amount of use
  • A wind-down timer that ends by itself, with no sound
  • A weekly report of how much earlier you stopped
The evening screen: nine apps are watched tonight, first check-in after 30 minutes of use.
The wind-down timer at 4 minutes 12 seconds, rain falling behind the numerals. It ends by itself, nothing will sound, alarms still work.
The weekly report. You stopped 34 minutes earlier on average, above seven night bars from Monday to Sunday.
The check-in screen at 23:14. Half an hour has gone, most of it after you meant to stop, above a start wind-down button.

What we do

We build it. We stay with it.

Most software houses hand over and move on. Romisoft designs, builds and then stays: monitoring, supporting and improving software long after launch.

01 · Build

Software built to order

You have a process that spreadsheets have outgrown, or an idea that needs to become a working product. We scope it, build it, and hand it over documented.

  • iOS and cross-platform mobile applications
  • Web applications and internal tools
  • System integrations and data workflows
  • Technical consultancy and product scoping

02 · Run

Software kept running

Launch is the start, not the handover. We monitor, support and update what we build as the business around it changes.

  • Monitoring and incident response
  • Updates as requirements change
  • Real production experience, not slideware
  • White-label delivery where it fits

How we work

Scope, build, ship, stay.

Four steps. You will know which one you are in at any point, and what it costs before it starts.

  1. 01

    Scope

    We work out what to build first, what to leave out, and what it will realistically take. If we are not the right fit, we say so before anyone signs anything.

  2. 02

    Build

    You talk to the person writing the code. Progress is visible as it happens, not summarised in a status call every fortnight.

  3. 03

    Ship

    Released, documented, and handed over. You own the code. App Store submission and release process included where it applies.

  4. 04

    Stay

    Monitoring, updates and changes as the business around the software changes. We stay with what we build.

Built with

The tools, plainly.

No mystery stack. If you inherit this code, here is what you are inheriting.

Apps

  • Swift
  • SwiftUI
  • SwiftData
  • React Native

Web

  • TypeScript
  • React
  • Next.js
  • Node.js
  • Python

Data and hosting

  • PostgreSQL
  • Redis
  • Cloudflare
  • Docker

Integration and delivery

  • REST and WebSockets
  • OAuth 2.0
  • Stripe
  • Playwright
  • GitHub Actions

The studio

You talk to the people building your software.

Romisoft is a software house in London. You talk directly to the engineers building your software, not an account manager relaying messages. That means straight answers, and an honest call on whether we are the right fit before anyone signs anything.

We work in English and Chinese.

Direct contact
1:1
Registered and based
UK
Languages
2

Straight answers

The questions people actually ask.

Can you show me something you have actually shipped?
Yes. Flowsline is in daily production use, Sonar is on the App Store, and the Chronova rebuild for a Swiss watch manufacture is public. None of them is a case study written after the fact; all three are running software.
Who will I actually be talking to?
The people building your software. There is no account manager in the middle relaying messages, so answers come straight from the engineers writing the code.
Who owns the code when it is finished?
You do. It is handed over documented, and it runs on your accounts and your infrastructure. Where you want it under your own brand and domain with no sign of ours, white-label delivery is available.
Will you quote a fixed price?
Only against a scope detailed enough to be worth the paper. A fixed price on a vague brief protects nobody, so scoping is a piece of paid work in its own right. After that you get a number you can plan around.
What if the project is not a good fit for you?
We will tell you before anyone signs anything. We would rather lose the work than take on something we cannot do well, and we are happy to point you somewhere better suited.
What happens after it launches?
We stay with what we build. Monitoring, updates and changes as the business around the software changes. If you would rather take it in house, the handover documentation is written so your team can.

Contact

Tell us what you are trying to build.

A short description of the problem is enough to start. We will tell you honestly whether it is something we can help with.

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Address
Suite RA01, 195-197 Wood Street
London, E17 3NU
United Kingdom
Hours
Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 18:00 UK time