What we make.

WD24 runs the floor: tables and areas, orders, splits and combines, printed and queued receipts, staff, shifts, stock and the reports that come out of all of it. It is installed on the till itself, so a lost connection is a lost connection and not a closed restaurant: everything operational works with no internet at all.

Licensing

The till asks for a licence the first time it runs and shows an installation code. Send us that code, we send back a key, and you type it in once. That is the only time WD24 talks to us about its licence: the year it buys is written to the machine and read from there afterwards, so nothing on our side going down can stop a venue serving.

An expiry is a warning on the screen and never a switch. Software you have paid for does not stop working because a date passed.

Updates

Venues installed through the setup script pick up new versions overnight on their own. The update backs up the database and the program files before it swaps anything, checks that the new version answers, and puts both back if it does not. It refuses to run while there are open orders.

AGC manages a floor of gaming PCs. A server sits on the venue's own network and holds the truth; an agent on every machine registers with it, reports its health, locks and unlocks the screen, and shows the player their timer, their spend and their orders while they play.

Staff work from the front desk app: the live floor, starting and ending and transferring sessions, products and orders, payments, customer wallets, reservations and the till. The back office is where pricing, packages, memberships, loyalty, inventory, reports and permissions live.

What it is built around

Everything operational works with no internet. Money is never a rounded number and never an overwritten balance: wallets, payments, till movements and stock all keep a ledger, and a correction is a reversal rather than an edit. Moving a player to another PC moves the same session, with the same start time and the same bill, and leaves a record that it happened.

Currently in development. It is shown here because the work is real, not because it is finished.

LC24 runs an academy: organisations and their branches, courses and groups, students and enrolments, attendance, instructors, ownership splits and instructor payout percentages.

It is multi-tenant from the foundation rather than as a later feature. Tenant isolation, the audit log and exact money were built before any screen was, because those are the three things a system cannot be retrofitted with once it holds real data.

Currently in development.

One platform covering what a retail and distribution business otherwise buys as five: back-office ERP, point of sale, warehouse management, procurement, and the shop customers see, with the CRM, delivery, service and warranty work joined onto the same data.

Multi-tenant: a business registers and gets its own ERP, its own CMS and its own storefront rather than a copy of the software to host.

Built for North Macedonia and Kosovo first, and architected so the region is a configuration rather than a rewrite. Currently in development.

FleetGov replaces the paper file that follows a public-sector vehicle around. Every service, every part, every approval and every cost lands in one auditable history that outlives the people who wrote it, and stays searchable for the life of the vehicle.

Institutions raise and approve work; authorised service providers do it and record it against the vehicle rather than against an invoice nobody can find two years later.

Built for institutions in North Macedonia, hosted in country, and white-label throughout. Currently in development.

Albomade is the Albanian journal: launches, events, tech and wins from Albanian makers across the world, gathered and written up in one place, in Albanian first and English beside it.

Behind the journal sits a directory. Builders register and publish what they have made, whether a tool, a website, a video, art or music, with its links and the tools they used, and everyone else browses by category, rates with stars and reviews, and upvotes what deserves to be seen. Events with RSVPs, a discussion feed and a second-hand market across Albania, Kosovo and North Macedonia complete it, all moderated from one admin desk.

Why it exists

Work made in Tirana, Pristina, Tetovo and the diaspora is seen once in a feed and then gone. Albomade is the shelf it stays on: one page per project, one profile per builder, one address for the whole scene.

Nothing to install. It is used at albomade.com, in either language.