Koru Software helps teams ship AI-accelerated software that holds up in production — with the tests, the processes and the documentation to prove it. Behind every line of generated code lies thirty years of software development best practice.
Most engagements fall into one of these categories.
You’ve used AI to conceptualise, generate feature specs and design the UI. The idea is good but you need a working application.
We take it the rest of the way: real architecture, full test automation, a secure production environment, and a codebase your next developer can actually read. We may adapt some of your wonderful ideas to ensure a practical implementation.
Buying every developer a Copilot licence is not an AI strategy. We’ve led teams through the AI transition in our own organisations and we know where things can break down.
We run the rollout looking beyond just code generation: design, architecture, coding, testing (unit, end-to-end and integration), production release, then stay until workflow becomes second nature.
What we leave behind is a consistent framework that eliminates single-developer dependency thus reducing organisation risk.
If you’re going down the wrong path with a project, a feature or a technology choice, I’ll call it out, warts and all.
You get a written assessment: what’s actually wrong, what I’d do about it, what it’s likely to cost, and what happens if you do nothing.
Problem-child projects, systems nobody wants to touch, estimates that keep sliding — bring them and let’s find a way forward.
That’s real, and it’s the best argument for doing this now. But a small team also concentrates risk: fewer people who understand the system, more knowledge that walks out the door, less slack when something breaks.
The framework we leave behind is the answer to that. Written-down rules, documented process, test coverage that means anyone can pick the work up.
We can help you catch up with the AI revolution before it catches you out.
Thirty minutes, no pitch deck. Tell me what you’re building or what’s stuck, and I’ll tell you what I’d do.
Ireland. Remote-first.
