
Martim Madaleno
Leads engineering. Designs and builds the systems, and stays hands-on in every codebase.
Brands that sell personalised products and make them in-house. That focus is the product.
Order hubs, approval portals, production queues, shipping documents. The same operation, seen from the inside, again and again. That is why the software fits.
We build
We do not build
The second column is deliberate. Your design agency keeps that work.
We started as a studio that built software for anyone. Every project began with a diagnosis, and the diagnosis kept finding the same thing: tools that know nothing about the business they run.
A personalised-products brand lives in objects generic software has no word for. Design proofs. Engraving queues. Packing slips. A customer who wants the name spelled differently after production started.
So we stopped building for anyone. One buyer, one operation, one system we know from the inside. The software fits because we have stood next to the printer.
The niche is not a marketing choice. It is how the software gets good.
You talk directly to the engineers who build your system. No account managers.

Leads engineering. Designs and builds the systems, and stays hands-on in every codebase.

Leads client relationships. Runs scoping, delivery and support, from the first call to launch.
A two-person senior team is the point: nothing gets lost between the person who heard the problem and the person who fixes it.
A 20-minute call. You show us how an order moves today, from checkout to the box.
You get a written scope with a setup price and a monthly price. No open-ended estimates.
Your team tests real orders while we build. The first working piece goes live early.
Adjustment hours are part of the subscription. The system keeps fitting as the operation changes.
Your system runs on LX Apps servers in Europe.
Client data is always the client's. Export it at any time.
Customer artwork and personal data handled under GDPR from day one.
Walk us through your order flow. If we are not the right fit, we say so and point you somewhere better.