AI governance. Custom software. Enterprise integration.

Eldwick Software

We help companies turn unclear AI use, fragile workflows, fragmented vendor systems, and hard-to-use data platforms into software they can trust: governed, integrated, and built for real operations.

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AI
Governance, agents, review
Apps
Web, iOS, Android
Data
Databricks, Snowflake
OSS
Self-hosted tools and SDKs

Find your area

Choose the problem you need solved.

Start with the pressure point: AI needs rules, a workflow needs software, data needs a usable platform, or enterprise systems need to work together. Each service area below points to a focused path.

AI Governance

Policies, approval paths, review loops, risk controls, and ownership models for companies adopting AI across teams.

AI governance strategy

AI Agents

Focused agents and copilots for defined workflows, with scoped tools, approved context, human review, and evaluation before production use.

AI agent development

Web Applications

Portals, dashboards, APIs, internal tools, and line-of-business systems that replace spreadsheets, workarounds, and aging software.

Web application development

Mobile Applications

iOS and Android applications for employees, customers, and field teams when the work needs a focused mobile experience.

Mobile app development

Enterprise Integration

Salesforce, Oracle NetSuite, SAP Fieldglass, Databricks, ERP systems, GraphQL, REST, SOAP, message buses, identity, timesheets, and legacy systems connected into reliable workflows.

Enterprise systems integration

Open Source Tools

Self-hosted applications, public packages, documentation, and release paths for teams that value transparency and long-term ownership.

Open source services

Platforms and systems

Our teams work inside the environment your business already depends on.

Large-company software rarely starts from a blank slate. Our platform and integration teams work across cloud, identity, Databricks, Snowflake, Salesforce, Oracle NetSuite, SAP Fieldglass, GraphQL, REST, SOAP, message buses, ERP systems, and deployment processes, then choose the smallest durable architecture for the job without tying you unnecessarily to one vendor.

Microsoft Azure
Amazon Web Services
Google Cloud
Open source and self-hosted tools
Workflow automation, including Azure Logic Apps
GraphQL, REST, SOAP, queues, and message buses
Databricks strategy, implementation, and Snowflake
Business platforms, including Salesforce, Oracle NetSuite, and SAP Fieldglass
.NET Python Ruby iOS Android APIs AI governance Open source Docker

Common starting points

The work usually begins with one clear business pressure.

Instead of forcing every project into the same shape, we design around the business moment: AI spreading faster than policy, a workflow outgrowing manual tools, or systems that need to exchange data without daily babysitting.

Open source work

Open source is part of how we think about ownership.

We support open source tools and projects because durable software should be inspectable, documented, and practical to run. Sometimes that means contributing to an existing ecosystem. Sometimes it means giving a useful internal tool a public foundation.

Current

Logister

An open source, self-hosted error monitoring and bug triage app for teams that want a forkable alternative to Bugsnag, Sentry, and Bugzilla-style workflows.

  • Ruby, .NET, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Android, iOS, and CFML ingestion support.
  • Grouped errors, assignment, event context, logs, metrics, transactions, spans, and check-ins.
  • Self-hosted with Rails, PostgreSQL, Redis, optional ClickHouse, Sidekiq, Docker images, and public docs.
PostgreSQL core data
Redis jobs
ClickHouse event analytics
RubyGems logister-ruby NuGet Logister PyPI logister-python npm logister-js Maven Central logister-android iOS logister-ios
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Current

FinanceTracking.app

Self-hosted monthly budgeting software for people who want financial planning data to stay in the environment they operate.

  • Dockerized self-hosting in your own environment, without relying on a hosted SaaS version.
  • Manual accounts, CSV imports, and net worth snapshots without bank-sync dependencies.
  • Versioned JSON backups with preview/restore tooling and optional password encryption.
  • Recurring templates, month cloning, timeline/calendar review, and credit-card estimates.
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Coming soon

More open tools

We are continuing to shape small, useful applications and developer utilities around self-hosting, observability, AI workflows, and operational software.

Have a workflow that should exist as an open source foundation? We are happy to talk through practical paths from internal tool to public project.

How we work

A straightforward way to get from idea to dependable software.

The work starts with the decision, workflow, governance need, or customer experience the software has to improve. From there, we design the smallest dependable path to production, using open standards and open source options when they give your team more control.

01

Map the system

Understand the people, systems, data, AI boundaries, and constraints before deciding what should be built.

02

Build the core

Ship the essential workflow with security, observability, maintainability, and ownership treated as core product work.

03

Scale what works

Use real feedback to refine the product, automate the right operations, and extend the system without making it harder to own.

Questions we hear early

A few useful answers before we talk.

These are the questions that tend to come up when a team is deciding whether they need governance, an application, data platform work, integration, or some mix of all four.

Can you help before we know exactly what to build?

Yes. Some of the best work starts by mapping the workflow, risks, data, users, and constraints before choosing the final implementation path.

Do we need AI governance before building agents?

If the agent will touch sensitive data, customer work, operational decisions, or internal approvals, governance should be part of the project from the start.

Can open source be part of a client project?

Yes, when it strengthens ownership. That may mean using open source foundations, documenting a self-hosted path, or shaping part of the work into a public tool.

What kinds of systems can you connect?

Our integration team works across cloud platforms, GraphQL, REST, SOAP, databases, identity providers, Databricks, Snowflake, Salesforce, Oracle NetSuite, SAP Fieldglass, message buses, vendor tools, legacy software, and custom applications.

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Bring us the workflow, product idea, AI question, or integration that keeps coming up.

Our software team can help turn it into durable software with a practical path to production.

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We will help you turn it into a practical software path: what to build, what to govern, what to connect, and what should stay simple.