Evidence over opinion
Factum means fact. We prefer a measurement to a strong feeling, and we will show you the benchmark rather than describe it.
We named the studio after the thing we kept asking for in every meeting: not a strong opinion, but a measurement. Nine years later that is still how we decide what to build.
Not wall art. These are the arguments we have internally, settled in advance.
Factum means fact. We prefer a measurement to a strong feeling, and we will show you the benchmark rather than describe it.
Every engagement is staffed with engineers who have shipped and then maintained what they shipped. No layers between you and the build.
We take risks on product ideas, never on databases. Proven infrastructure keeps the interesting parts of the work interesting.
If a feature is not worth building, we will say so before you pay for it. Trimming the plan is part of the service.
We grew slowly and on purpose. Every year on this list is a year we could staff properly.
Founded by three engineers who were tired of shipping software they would not want to maintain.
First enterprise platform delivered; the team grows to twelve and opens a second studio.
Dedicated AI practice formed after a year of production retrieval work for logistics clients.
Cloud and reliability practice launched, bringing deployment and observability fully in house.
Forty engineers across four time zones, still working in squads of four.
A Factumsoft squad is deliberately small: enough people to cover product, interface, build and infrastructure, few enough that everyone holds the whole picture in their head.
“We would rather hand back a smaller system that your team can own than a larger one that only we understand.”
Send us the problem, not a spec. We will come back with how we would scope it — and tell you if we are the wrong fit.