Most businesses don't outgrow their people —
they outgrow their software.
At Topcone, we help small and medium businesses replace systems that no longer fit how they operate. Not by forcing change — but by building software around the way your business already works.
Think ERP systems, internal tools, or the custom software your team relies on every day.
Worth a chat?When Software Becomes a Bottleneck
You may recognize this:
You know something needs to change —
but replacing software feels risky, expensive, or disruptive.
It doesn't have to stay this way.
What We Do
We design and build business software that mirrors real workflows — not theoretical ones.
This often includes:
The result is fewer errors, less friction, and systems people actually trust.
The goal is simple:
software that supports your business instead of slowing it down.
How We're Different
We don't start with technology.
We start with how your business actually runs.
That means:
You won't hear buzzwords or sales pitches here.
Just honest conversations about what makes sense — and what doesn't.
If a project isn't right for you, we'll tell you — even if it means not working together.
Why Topcone Exists
Small and medium businesses don't have unlimited resources. But they deserve systems that work just as well as those used by larger companies.
Topcone exists to help level that playing field.
We believe:
Our role isn't just to build software —
it's to help businesses move forward with clarity and confidence.
A Real Example
A printing business came to us with an outdated system that couldn't price jobs accurately. Quoting errors were costing money, and everything depended on the owner.
Over a few months, we rebuilt their workflow into software that matched how they actually worked.
The result:
Within a short time, the business became more valuable — and was eventually acquired.
Is This Worth a Conversation?
If you're dealing with software that no longer fits, a short conversation can often bring clarity — even if no project follows.
No pressure.
No sales pitch.
Just an honest discussion about whether there's a better way forward for you.
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