Software that counts, built by people who do.
The abacus was the first machine that made calculation reliable. We bring the same idea to modern software: clear logic, careful hands, and results you can verify — for over ten years.
One team, every discipline your product needs.
From the first wireframe to the release pipeline, the whole product lives under one roof — no hand-offs, no gaps.
Web development
Fast, accessible web apps and sites built on modern frameworks — designed to be maintained, not just shipped.
Backend engineering
APIs, integrations and data layers that stay reliable under load, with clean architecture and clear documentation.
Mobile apps
Native and cross-platform apps for iOS and Android that feel at home on the device they run on.
QA & testing
Automated and manual testing woven into every sprint, so problems are found before your users find them.
Product design
Research, UX and UI design that makes complex products feel simple — and look like they belong to your brand.
Project management
Experienced managers who keep scope honest, communication open and delivery on schedule.
Counted out, the Abaxoft way.
An abacus shows its value at a glance. So do we.
Cages — a calcudoku puzzle game.
Cages is the puzzle game we build and run ourselves. Fill each row and column with every digit once, and make every outlined cage hit its target. There is a new daily grid every day, themed adventure worlds, and a hint that explains the deduction instead of just handing over the answer. Free on the web, iPhone, iPad, Mac and Android.
How to play calcudoku
The three rules, and a 4×4 solved start to finish, so you can see each cell reasoned out rather than guessed.
Solving techniques
From reading the givens to bounding cages, factoring products and closing a row with the line sum, worked on a 6×6.
What is calcudoku?
Where the puzzle came from, how it differs from sudoku, killer sudoku and futoshiki, and what makes a grid a good one.
Aerial — an IPTV player built for the television.
Aerial turns the M3U or Xtream playlist you already subscribe to into something made for a TV: a numbered channel list with logos, a full programme guide, catch-up where your provider offers it, and movies and series with posters and resume. It is a player only — it ships with no channels and suggests none. Coming to Android TV, Android tablets and iPad, with Samsung and LG televisions to follow.
Designed for the remote
Every screen is driven by a D-pad: focus that remembers where you were, number entry to zap, and a guide you can scroll by the hour.
One codebase, five platforms
Flutter across Android TV, tablets, iPad, Samsung Tizen and LG webOS, each with its own native video engine underneath.
Private by default
No account, no ads and no tracking. Your playlist and settings live on the device; crash reports and phone-to-TV pairing only happen if you switch them on.
Based in Europe, working on your clock.
We've delivered for clients on both sides of the Atlantic for a decade — and we plan our days around your time zone, not ours.
European Union
Full working-day overlap and EU-based contracting and data handling.
United Kingdom
One hour apart — daily standups and same-day turnaround come naturally.
United States
Afternoon overlap for collaboration, with progress waiting in your inbox each morning.
Canada
Long-running partnerships with Canadian teams, from startups to enterprise.
Let's count what your idea is worth.
Tell us about your product — a short email is enough. We'll reply within one business day with our first thoughts and the next step.
info@abaxoft.com