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Software architecture · Workflow analysis
We help companies understand their processes and build simple, robust systems, designed for the people who use them every day.
A first conversation, with no commitment.

What we do
Useful tools, well made, and pleasant to use.
Workflow analysis, software architecture and code audits, with your teams and through to production.
Consultingswai, born in the field: it automates your workflows without taking the decisions that matter away from people.
Our softwareDead Air and Tower War, two pixel-art games made with the same care as our software.
The studioJadis, jlib and swcode: the tools we build with, MIT licensed and open to all.
Our projectsWho we are
SyWare grew out of many years of helping companies analyse their workflows and design their systems. Our starting point never changes: understanding how the work really gets done, with the people who do it.
We started with consulting, on site at clients in industry, services and healthcare. From those visits came tools we now write ourselves, because our clients needed them. SyWare today brings together four activities that feed each other.
How we work
Good software starts with a good understanding of the business. Before talking technology, we take the time to see how you really work.
We come and see, listen to the people who live the processes every day, and find what costs them time.
Lean, readable solutions that your teams understand and can keep alive.
Automate what can be automated, and leave the decisions that matter to people.
Deliberate choices, explained and documented, so you stay independent.
Software
Workflow automation, with people in control.
Build your workflows step by step: read emails and documents, extract information with AI, check, then act. A review step keeps every important decision in your hands.

Tell us about your situation. A first conversation, with no commitment, is often enough to see things more clearly.