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AI-accelerated software development — fast, cost-effective custom apps and Access database conversions to modern web apps.
If the business still runs on a Microsoft Access file on someone’s desktop, or you need a custom app without a bloated process, that’s the work. We inspect the old system, build the new one, move the data, and get you live.
~/services Five ways in
Access conversion is the specialty. Custom software is the rest of the shop. Both get the same rule: working software you can click, not a slide deck.
./convert --from access --to web
Take a Microsoft Access database — tables, forms, reports, and the tribal knowledge in the queries — and rebuild it as a modern web app the team can use from a browser.
./build --app custom
Web applications built around how you actually work. Specs stay short. You see working software early, not after a six-month discovery theater.
./migrate --verify
Schema mapping, dry runs, and a cutover plan. Records should still mean the same thing on the other side. We don’t “export to CSV and hope.”
./integrate --systems
Accounting, email, file storage, internal APIs. The new app should talk to the rest of the shop instead of becoming another island.
./maintain --retain
After launch: fixes, small features, backups, and someone who still knows the system. Optional, but most teams want it.
~/process A straight line
No theater. You see the system at every step, and you sign off on data before go-live.
We sit with the current system and the people who use it. What it does. What it breaks. What must survive the move.
We implement the new application in slices you can click. Feedback is weekly, not at the end of a black box.
Data is mapped, tested on a copy, then moved. You review a dry run before anyone cuts over production.
Cutover, training notes, and a short hypercare window. Then it’s yours — with us on maintenance if you want it.
~/work placeholders
These slots are reserved for write-ups of actual projects. We don’t invent customer names, quotes, or logos.
A typical conversion: desktop Access to a browser app, data moved, staff trained. Full write-up after the first public case.
A typical build: a small team’s process taken off spreadsheets and into a purpose-built web app.
A typical follow-on: records moved, then wired to the accounting or file tools already in use.
~/faq Straight answers
No. Access conversion is a specialty because so many small businesses are stuck there. We also build custom web apps from scratch.
We use AI to move faster on scaffolding, migration scripts, tests, and boilerplate — not to skip understanding your system. You still get an engineer accountable for the result.
It depends on the size of the database, the number of forms and reports, and how many integrations you need. A focused conversion can be weeks; a broader rebuild takes longer. We’ll give you a range after we see the system — not before.
Yes. We build mobile-first web apps. If a workflow is too dense for a phone, we design a usable subset rather than pretend a 40-column datasheet belongs on a 6-inch screen.
It can stay as a read-only archive. Production moves to the web app. We don’t delete your history unless you ask.
Email contact@vicimus.us or use the form. Send a short description of the system — Access, Excel, or a custom need. If it’s a fit, we schedule a working session to inspect it.
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Tell us what you’re running. We’ll tell you if we should take it on. No pitch deck. A working session if it’s a fit.
Email contact@vicimus.us.
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