It has to actually run
We don't ship screens that only look right. Permissions, edge cases and live data are part of the job, so the code holds up in real operation.
About us
If you know exactly what you want, we move fast. If you don't yet, we work it out with you. Addsoft has done both.
Addsoft opened in November 2020 in Icheon, Gyeonggi-do. Application software development is our core business, and we have built enterprise systems and customer-facing web services since day one.
Before the company, the work began in 2004 with retail IT operations and moved on to C/C++ — SNMP network management systems, telecom equipment management engines, digital camera test automation, network-separation security products and Windows kernel drivers. That time close to devices, networks and the operating system is why we can also take on older C/C++ and MFC programs that nobody left behind can maintain.
We have also worked alongside partner companies on enterprise solutions — multi-tenant SaaS with single sign-on, commerce and warehouse systems, NFC-driven field inspection, and document search AI that runs entirely on in-house servers.
More recently we have planned and shipped our own Unity mobile games and web services — along with the platform that runs our tech blog, a service that watches our certificates, domains and mail servers, and developer tools anyone can download. We use all of them every day. Running our own products keeps us honest — and that experience goes straight back into client work.
Because we work as a small team, decisions are quick and requirements don't get distorted as they pass between people. That fits projects where a large SI vendor would be overkill.
We don't ship screens that only look right. Permissions, edge cases and live data are part of the job, so the code holds up in real operation.
Sales and engineering are not separate here. Whoever talks to you designs, builds and deploys it. Nothing leaks in the handoff.
We stay on for operation and maintenance. Incident response and new features don't have to start over as a brand-new project.
Business areas
A rough idea is enough to begin with. We can work out the shape of it together.