Tell us what isn't working
Our assistant asks you a few concrete questions about the process, the people involved and the tools you use today.
MicroFit turns a process that today lives between Excel, WhatsApp, email and workarounds into a small application built exactly for your business.
If your process is too specific to buy yet another SaaS subscription, but doesn't justify a project worth tens of thousands of euros, it's probably a MicroFit.
Our assistant asks you a few concrete questions about the process, the people involved and the tools you use today.
The MicroFit team checks scope, integrations and complexity before confirming the package.
By the end of the next business day you receive a summary by email and, if it's a MicroFit, the applicable package and price.
After Scope Lock, we build, test and launch the application with a clear, bounded scope.
We start from an operational friction that costs time, causes errors, or loses you revenue.
Subscribers see available slots and book. The garage checks capacity, cancellations and usage from a single dashboard.
Customer, back office and technician work on the same flow instead of chasing each other across emails and spreadsheets.
A small workflow can replace email chains that are impossible to track.
Access, requests, documents and case status: only what's needed, without buying an entire suite.
Availability, assignments, priorities and operational status in a single tool.
MicroFit uses fixed-price packages with a defined scope. The right package is confirmed after a short review of your need.
For a simple, focused process.
For a complete end-to-end process.
For two related processes or more articulated logic.
No hourly rate. MicroFit sells an outcome with an agreed scope, not development days.
In these cases, the Datafit team may be the right fit.
By limiting the project to a well-defined problem and freezing scope before development starts. The four weeks start from Scope Lock.
No. We just need to understand the current process, who uses it, where it breaks down, and what outcome you want.
Yes, but a responsive web app or PWA is often faster and cheaper. If specific native features are needed, we check that in review.
Yes, for the agreed scope. New features are handled separately instead of turning the project into an open-ended quote.
The team manually reviews the summary. By the end of the next business day you'll receive the project summary by email and, if it fits MicroFit, the package and price.
No technical brief. No RFP. Just a few minutes.