Direct booking apps
Tours, tickets, activities and rentals with availability, deposits, cancellations and reminders.
Orlando sells experiences, and every booking that goes through a reseller costs margin. We are a ten-person team in northern Italy that builds booking apps, guest apps and custom software for tourism, hospitality and events — in English, Spanish and Portuguese — at a fixed price.

Very little of it is glamorous. Almost all of it saves hours every week.
Tours, tickets, activities and rentals with availability, deposits, cancellations and reminders.
Itineraries, offers, maps and check-in for hotels, vacation rentals and attractions.
Registration, agendas, exhibitor portals and lead capture for organizers and suppliers.
Statements, bookings and maintenance requests for property managers with dozens of homes.
Internal tools and portals for the region's simulation and training companies.
English, Spanish and Portuguese from the start, for visitors and residents alike.
The most common way a custom software project fails is that everything gets specified at once and then built for a year. What arrives matches the specification and no longer matches the business, because twelve months have passed.
We cut it differently. The part that removes the most wasted time goes live first, usually within four to eight weeks. Then we measure what it actually saved, and only then decide the next stage. Each stage has its own fixed price and produces something that works on its own.
That has an awkward consequence for us: you can stop after any stage and keep everything built so far. We think that is the right incentive — it forces the value to arrive early instead of at the end.
Custom business software starts from €1,500; web apps start at €50 a month or €750 one-off. Every quote is fixed and in writing before work starts.
Nothing exotic, nothing proprietary. Any competent developer you hire later can pick it up.
TypeScript, React or Vue, Node or Python, PostgreSQL. Works in any browser on desktop, tablet and phone.
Native iOS and Android, or React Native and Flutter when one codebase serves both. Installable web apps when the stores add nothing.
Field apps store data on the device and sync when the signal comes back — basements, warehouses, job sites, rural routes.
Encryption in transit and at rest, roles and permissions, audit logs, backups. HIPAA-conscious hosting when health data is involved.
AWS, Google Cloud, Azure or your existing provider, under your account. We can manage it, but you hold the keys.
Code comments, setup guide and an architecture overview in English, written for the next developer rather than for us.
Italy is six hours ahead of Orlando. Our afternoon is your morning: between 9am and noon Eastern we are both at our desks, and that is where calls, reviews and decisions go. The rest of our working day happens while you are still asleep, so you start the morning with yesterday's questions answered and new work to look at.
Contracts are in English, intellectual property is assigned to your company, and invoices carry no Italian VAT. The code lives in your repository from the first commit.
When we are the wrong choice. If you need developers embedded in your office, or a large team on a multi-year program with daily stand-ups at 2pm your time, a Orlando firm fits better. We will say so on the first call.
Custom business software starts from €1,500 for a focused first stage. A typical internal tool or portal lands in the low five figures in euros across its stages; a large ERP-style system more. Every stage gets a fixed price in writing after a free analysis.
If your users are your own staff or clients who log in, a web app installed on the home screen usually does the job at a lower cost. If you need app store presence, push notifications on iOS, or deep device features, go native. We tell you which on the first call.
Yes. We review the code first and tell you honestly whether continuing or rebuilding is cheaper — and why.
You do. It lives in your repository, intellectual property is assigned to your company in the contract, and there is no license tied to us.
Italy is 6 hours ahead of Eastern time. We schedule calls in your morning, which is our afternoon, and do most of the build while you are offline. In practice you get answers overnight rather than waiting for them during your day.
Our invoices to US businesses are issued without Italian VAT, because business services sold outside the EU are not subject to it, and as a foreign service provider we do not add US sales tax. Your accountant will confirm how to record it on your side — it is a standard cross-border arrangement.
Prices are set in euros and invoiced in euros; most US clients pay by international wire or card, and the bank converts at the day's rate. Projects are split into stages, each paid when it is delivered, so you are never far ahead of the work.
Thirty minutes on a call: we look at the problem, tell you what the first useful stage would be, what it costs and how long it takes.
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