Web and enterprise
Web products and internal systems that support real work.
Responsive interfaces, reusable components, permissions and business workflows.
Software engineering teamSoftware built
Software built
in UNISON.
A 10-person team building web, mobile and desktop software, with AI and cloud systems working together.
Example system One connected product
The screens a visitor uses on the web, on a phone or on a desktop belong to one product, with the same account, data and automation behind each of them.
Web app
Mobile app
Desktop app
One account One data model Shared automation
10 members
One coordinated software team
7 disciplines
From planning to deployment
Agile delivery
Priorities and regular demonstrations
Project based
Organized around an agreed scope
Capabilities
Six areas that work as one product
Web and enterprise applications lead our work. Mobile, desktop, AI, backend and cloud engineering complete the product around them, across all 6 areas.
Mobile applications
Connected experiences on Android and iOS.
Backend and data
Application logic and information organized for reliable use.
AI and automation
AI features integrated into a usable software workflow.
Desktop applications
Software that works closely with a local device.
Cloud and delivery
Applications deployed and maintained with operational visibility.
Use cases
Example solution patterns
Illustrative examples of how our capabilities connect around a real working need. They show the approach we would propose, not completed client work.
- Illustrative use case
Document processing with human review
For teams that copy information from incoming documents
A team repeatedly copies information from incoming documents into its business systems.
- Illustrative use case
Startup web product
For founders and early product teams
An early product needs accounts, a clear interface and a maintainable backend that can take new features without being rebuilt.
Delivery
How a project moves forward
Four proposed working steps, each ending with something tangible to review together. They describe how we work, not a fixed timeline.
Align
We agree what the software must do, for whom and why. Requirements, priorities and acceptance criteria are written down before design starts.
Deliverable
Agreed scope
- Primary user journeys
- Priorities for the first release
- Acceptance criteria
- Known constraints and dependencies
Team
Ten people, one coordinated project team
A project manager connects requirements and priorities with the engineering work. Frontend, backend and mobile specialists work in pairs, alongside the desktop, AI and DevOps engineers who extend each product where it needs them.
Meet the teamProject coordination
1 role
Frontend
2 roles
Backend
2 roles
Mobile
2 roles
Desktop
1 role
AI and ML
1 role
DevOps
1 role
- 10
Members in total
Across 7 disciplines
Blog
Engineering notes
Practical guides on interfaces, systems and AI workflows, written by the team.
- Architecture
Planning a web application that can grow
How to scope a first release, draw clear boundaries between interface, API and data, and keep the architecture as simple as the product allows.
4 min read
- AI workflows
Building AI workflows with a human review step
A practical structure for AI features that read documents: keep the source in view, treat uncertainty as a state, evaluate on real samples and let a person confirm what matters.
4 min read
- Web and UI
Making an interface feel reliable
Loading and error states, keyboard access, responsive layouts, clear feedback and performance: the details that decide whether people trust what they see.
4 min read
FAQs
Questions teams ask first
Short answers about the team, the software we build and how projects run. The full page answers all 14 questions.
See all FAQsIs UNISON a company?
UNISON is a 10-person software development team. We work together on project-based development, with complementary roles covering planning, applications, systems, AI and deployment.
What kinds of software can UNISON build?
Our focus covers web and enterprise applications, mobile apps, desktop software, AI features, backend and data systems, and cloud delivery. The Capabilities page explains the engineering behind each area.
How does UNISON work on a project?
We use Agile, project-based development. The working sequence is to align requirements, plan the system, build and verify the software, and prepare delivery. Priorities and demonstrations help keep the project connected to its agreed scope.
How is quality addressed?
Quality responsibilities include code review, relevant automated checks, interface accessibility, performance work and acceptance coordination. Testing depth and security requirements depend on the system being built and should be part of the project scope.
Continue exploring
See how the pieces connect
Explore the engineering behind each capability area, then follow an example from a working need to a proposed system.
