First versions that ship
An idea or a rough prototype turned into something real users can hold, with the scope argued down to what actually proves the business.
TriaChain Solutions
One team, from the first conversation to the software that runs your business.
You bring the business problem. The three of us plan it, build it, launch it and keep it running for as long as you need us. One contract, nobody to pass the blame to.
Built software for Oracle · Pearson · Borland · Parity · Pfizer
// what we do
Six things, one team
Different problems, the same three people. If your situation is not on this list, write anyway and we will tell you honestly whether it is ours to take.
AI products, integrations and agents
AI features inside the software your customers and your team already use, agents that work across systems, and the infrastructure that connects both to your data and keeps them reliable in production.
Blockchain built for real use
We build products where digital ownership, transactions or shared records need to be independently verifiable. That includes the blockchain itself and the software around it. If blockchain is not the right tool for the job, we say so.
Mobile apps for iOS and Android
Flutter, React Native or native code, plus the server behind the app and the releases that keep coming after launch.
Web platforms and the back office
Customer-facing products with accounts and payments, and the internal screens your own staff lives in all day.
Due diligence and fractional CTO
Reading somebody else's code before you fund it or buy it, and senior judgement in the room when the decision is yours to make.
// how it goes
How a project usually goes
No discovery phase that bills for six weeks and produces slides.
01
We look before we quote
A conversation, then a few days inside your code or your idea. You get a written assessment of what is possible, what it costs, and what we would do first.
02
Start with one useful piece
Something small enough to finish in a few weeks and useful on its own. You see how we work before deciding what comes next.
03
You see the work weekly
Working software and a written update every week, plus a call when there is something to decide. No status theatre and no surprises at the end of a quarter.
04
It is yours
The code, the accounts and the documentation belong to you from day one. If you hire an in-house team later, we hand over cleanly and stay reachable.
// who you get
The people you meet are the people doing the work.
No account managers between you and the people writing the code. Our engineers have built software for:
Oracle
Borland
Parity Technologies
ChainSafe
Pfizer
SS&C
Ionpath
MindTrust
Pearson
Roman Useinov
protocols and distributed systemsCore protocol work on Polkadot at Parity Technologies and the Forest Filecoin node at ChainSafe. The person you want on anything that has to stay correct while thousands of things happen at once.
Andrey Polishko
architecture and deliveryDecades of building developer platforms at Borland, Sun Microsystems and Oracle, on products used by professional programmers worldwide. He plans the system and keeps the project honest.
Egor Polishko
products and real-time systemsLead architect on an online marketplace, control software for cancer-research instruments at Ionpath, and enterprise platforms for Pfizer and SS&C. He builds the part your customers touch.
// for your CTO
The technical answer
If you are handing this page to an engineer, here is what they will want to know.
stack
We work with newer technologies and established platforms. We build new products, extend existing systems and modernise older software. The stack depends on the workload, security and regulatory requirements, running costs and the team that will maintain it.
ai work
MCP servers, multi-agent orchestration, and prototypes from Cursor or Claude taken apart and rebuilt properly.
delivery
Small pull requests in your repository, tests that run on every change, and deployments your team can trigger without us. Weekly written updates, with calls when there is something to decide.
things we built and use
Orc is our Go coordination system for Codex, Claude Code, Grok Build, Antigravity and Kimi Code. It keeps multi-agent development under human control across machines and operating systems, with messaging, tracked tasks and persistent shared memory. We also built a full-featured TUI IDE for remote development from any device that can open a terminal, and a Rust coordinator that connects CLI agents over RTM.
// questions
Questions we get asked
Who actually does the work?
The three of us. There are no account managers, no junior team behind a senior pitch, and nobody to pass your project to after signing.
Where are you based?
We work remotely, with clients wherever they are. Projects run on weekly written updates, with calls when there is something to decide. We travel when a project genuinely needs a room.
Who owns the code?
You do, from the first commit. Repositories, cloud accounts and documentation are in your name, not ours.
What does a project cost?
We look at what exists before agreeing the scope and budget. We start with a small piece of work that is useful on its own, then longer projects usually continue month to month. We would rather lose a deal than make up an estimate from a paragraph.
Three people is a small team. What if we need more?
Then we say so. For larger builds we bring in engineers we have worked with for years, and one of the three of us still owns the result.
Can you work with our existing team?
Yes. We review pull requests, pair with your engineers, or take one part of the system and own it end to end. Whatever fits how your team already works.
How fast do you reply?
Usually the same day. The email reaches all three of us, and one of us answers personally.
// contact
info@triachain.com
Tell us what you need built
Write in plain words: what you have now, and what deadline is making you nervous. One of the three of us answers, usually the same day.