We don’t call something done until it is tested.
An increment ships only once it passes its automated tests. Slower to announce, and far cheaper to operate.
About
A studio built on one simple demand.
Software must be able to prove what it claims. Everything we ship — and everything this site says — is held to that rule.
inKore is an independent Paris studio for software development and automation, founded and led by Mohammed Bou Saber. We design business applications, connect systems together and automate what costs time — then we stay accountable for what we shipped.
The studio was built against a habit of this industry: declaring things done that were never proven. Here, an increment only exists once it passes its tests, a figure only appears if it can show its source, and a report must survive the most sceptical person in the room.
It is deliberately compact: the people who frame are the people who design, the people who design are the people who ship, and the people who ship answer for operations.
Commitments
Four promises that cost us to keep.
They slow our announcements down and thin our margins. We keep them because they are the reason our systems hold.
Your code belongs to you.
The repository, the documentation and the credentials are yours from day one. Nothing is designed to make you dependent on us.
No figure we cannot prove.
Not on this site, and not in your dashboards. A figure on screen must be able to show where it came from, or it does not appear.
One team, from framing to operations.
No handover between a firm that designs and a supplier that codes. The people who decide are the people who maintain.
Have a system to describe? Write to hello@inkore.io