Web systems
01Web applications and internal tools that replace spreadsheets, paperwork and copy-paste — shaped around how your team actually works.
- Web apps
- Dashboards
- Internal tools
A small software studio
Sirgil designs, builds and runs web systems, from point-of-sale and workflow software down to the Kubernetes clusters and deployment pipelines underneath.
01 / What we do
Everything here is something we've actually built, not a list of buzzwords. As we grow, so does this page.
Web applications and internal tools that replace spreadsheets, paperwork and copy-paste — shaped around how your team actually works.
We build Simple POS, our own point-of-sale system — so selling over a counter is a problem we know from the inside.
Systems that move work through defined stages — submissions, reviews, approvals — so nothing gets lost and everyone can see what's next.
Kubernetes clusters and automated deployment pipelines. Push your code; it gets built and released without the manual steps.
02 / Work
A short list, told honestly. Every time we ship something new, it goes here.
Our product
Our own point-of-sale system, made for businesses that need checkout to be quick and dependable. Simple by name and simple on purpose — we design it, build it and keep it running.
Client · A university
Software that takes new academic programmes through the university's defined development workflow — from first proposal through each review and approval — so everyone can see where every programme stands.
Infrastructure
We set up Kubernetes and automated deployment pipelines, so shipping means pushing code. The pipeline builds it and rolls it out — no late-night manual releases.
03 / About
Sirgil is small and new, and we'd rather say so. We're still finding our shape, learning what we do best by building real systems for real people.
This site grows with us. When we ship something, it lands here.
Why a ladybug? In software, a bug is the thing you hunt down and fix. Ours is the one we keep around, as a reminder to care about the small details.
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04 / Contact
Tell us what you're working on: a system, a product, a pipeline that keeps falling over. You'll get a straight answer from the people who'd build it.