Stockholm

We build We build with pride, securely, cleanly, sustainably and safely. We create quality, relationships, innovation and value.

Inat means the stubbornness that refuses "close enough". It is why we ship what works and keep it working.

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  1. Stubbornness with a spine. Doing the thing precisely because you were told it could not be done.
  2. The refusal to accept "close enough" as an answer.

in use "He rebuilt it brick by brick, iz inata."

What we do

The philosophy

Scoped small enough to start next week, built as if it has to run for years.

Product builds

From an idea to something in production. Web apps and installable PWAs that stay usable offline, speak more than one language, and do not fall over the first time the network does.

AI. More than a buzzword.

Behind the buzzword is technology that moves what can be automated. We take you from "we ought to do something with AI" to assistants wired into your systems — built for the working day, not the demo.

Workflows & automation

Dare to dream. With the technology available today there are far fewer limits than we are used to. We help you rethink how the work could actually be done — and build the systems that make it possible.

Work

Shipped, and still running

Four products in production. Different domains, same standard.

None of these existed until somebody refused to let the idea go. If you can describe it clearly, it can be built — the hard part was never the idea.

Why the domain

There is no clean English word for it

"Stubbornness" is close. "Spite" is too mean. "Defiance" is too grand. Inat is what makes somebody rebuild a house brick by brick rather than let it be torn down — not because it is practical, but because it is theirs.

Every project above started as a sentence somebody said in passing. Inat is what carries an idea past the point where it stops being fun: the fourth rewrite, the bug that only happens on someone else's phone, the week where nothing works. Skill decides what can be built. Inat decides what actually gets finished.

Day to day: financial software — bookkeeping, fintech and open banking.

  • Ideas are cheap. Finished is rare.
  • No silent failures.
  • If it needs signal to work, it does not work.
  • The fourth rewrite is where it gets good.

Contact

Tell us what you want built

A project, a rough idea, or a second opinion. The form opens your own mail client — nothing is sent through this page, and there is no tracking on it.

adis@inat.dev