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Pripsus
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Version / 1.0Build / stableStatus / iterating

Software
built to evolve.

Pripsus designs and develops software products, applications and digital systems for businesses that need technology built around real requirements.

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01 / Product generator

What are you
building?

Three answers are enough to sketch the shape of a system. Choose the closest match and an illustrative architecture is assembled in front of you.

What are you building?
Input / pending
Product type
01Product type
Primary goal
02Primary goal
Who uses it?
03Who uses it?
Illustrative product architecture
Output / waiting

Answer three questions

Illustrative product architecture — generated from your selections

02 / What Pripsus builds

Products.
Platforms.
Systems.

01 /Module_01

Custom software

  • — Web applications
  • — Business systems
  • — Customer portals
  • — Internal tools
  • — Workflow applications
02 /Module_02

Product development

  • — MVP development
  • — Product architecture
  • — Feature development
  • — Product iteration
  • — Technical implementation
03 /Module_03

Software publishing

  • — Digital products
  • — Subscription software
  • — Product releases
  • — Software distribution
  • — Version management
04 /Module_04

Backend & integration

  • — APIs
  • — Backend services
  • — Database architecture
  • — Third-party integrations
  • — Automation
05 /Module_05

Maintenance & evolution

  • — Bug fixing
  • — Performance improvement
  • — Feature development
  • — Technical modernization
  • — Application maintenance

Three registered activities drive this work: software publishing, computer programming, and information technology services.

Software Publishing →
03 / Software publishing

Software can be
more than a project.

Client software
Model / bespoke

Custom systems developed for individual business requirements, owned and operated by the client.

Software products
Model / product

Reusable software products that can potentially be distributed or licensed to multiple users — by subscription, licence, hosted software, internal enterprise software or digital tools.

Positioning of registered activities. No proprietary product is currently offered for sale.

04 / Product engineering

Code is not
the product.

Good software requires more than implementation. Architecture, user experience, data, integrations, maintainability and business requirements must work together.

BUSINESS
Layer / 1 of 7

Why the software exists: the process, the constraint, the cost of doing nothing.

Hover or tap a layer to read its role in the system.

05 / Feature factory

One feature, five stages.

Feature factory
Build / idle

Pick a feature

  1. 01

    REQUIREMENT

    • Who needs it
    • What it must do
    • How success is measured
  2. 02

    DESIGN

    • States and flows
    • Data shape
    • Edge cases
  3. 03

    DEVELOP

    • Implementation
    • Code review
    • Instrumentation
  4. 04

    TEST

    • Unit tests
    • Integration tests
    • Validation
  5. 05

    RELEASE

    • Versioned build
    • Deployment
    • Observation

Feature / SEARCH QUEUED

Interactive demonstration of a delivery pipeline

06 / Development process

Build. Test.
Release. Improve.

v0.1v0.3v0.7v1.0v1.1v2.0
  1. 01

    Discover

    Understand requirements, users and business goals.

  2. 02

    Define

    Determine scope and technical architecture.

  3. 03

    Prototype

    Validate important assumptions quickly.

  4. 04

    Build

    Develop the application iteratively.

  5. 05

    Test

    Validate functionality, performance and usability.

  6. 06

    Release

    Prepare and deploy the production version.

  7. 07

    Evolve

    Continue improving the software as requirements change.

07 / Version machine

Ship a version.

Version machine
Version / 0.1

VERSION 0.1

  • Login✓ shipped
  • Dashboard✓ shipped
  • Search→ queued
  • Analytics—
  • Notifications—
  • Billing—

Choose the next feature to ship

Awaiting release instruction…

Interactive release simulator — illustrative only

08 / Application architecture

What's behind
the interface?

FRONTEND
Technology-neutral

The interface: screens, forms, tables, states and feedback.

Architecture described without naming specific technologies — the right tool depends on the product.

09 / Automation

Less repetition.
More system.

Most manual business processes are a chain of copies between tools. Software replaces the chain with one path that validates, records and notifies.

Before
Manual chain
  1. Email
  2. Spreadsheet
  3. Manual entry
  4. Approval
  5. Another spreadsheet
After
One workflow
  1. Form
  2. Workflow
  3. Validation
  4. Database
  5. Notification
Automate a Workflow →
10 / Use cases

What problem
are you solving?

Potential approach
Illustrative
  1. ↓Central application
  2. ↓Structured database
  3. ↓Permissions
  4. ↓Search
  5. ↓Reporting
  6. ↓Automation
Discuss This Problem →
11 / Why Pripsus

Think product.
Build system.

01

Product thinking

Understand why something should be built before deciding how.

02

Engineering

Build software around maintainable architecture.

03

Iteration

Useful products evolve through feedback and improvement.

04

Clarity

Complex systems should still be understandable to the people who use them.

12 / Who this is for

Software for
real business problems.

Target customer profiles, primarily in Lithuania and the European Union / EEA, with potential international projects.

  • SMEs
  • Startups
  • Technology companies
  • SaaS businesses
  • E-commerce companies
  • Professional-service businesses
  • Companies replacing manual processes
  • Businesses modernizing internal tools
  • Organizations requiring custom applications

Target customer profiles — not a list of existing clients.

13 / Philosophy

Good software
is never just code.

Software exists to solve a problem. Pripsus approaches development through the combination of product requirements, user experience, software architecture and implementation. The objective is not simply to deliver code, but to create systems that can be understood, maintained and improved as requirements evolve.

Pripsus / lab
Experiments

Six interactive experiments in product engineering: generate an architecture, sketch a blueprint, ship a version, call a demo API, build an automation, watch data move.

Open the Lab →Product Experiments