Poto Gastro Hamburg

potogastrohub.com

Services

Six ways we help.

  1. 01 Custom software development
  2. 02 Web application development
  3. 03 Cloud and DevOps
  4. 04 API development and systems integration
  5. 05 Quality assurance
  6. 06 Software maintenance and technical support

01Service

Custom software development

Applications designed around a specific business process.

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Typical needs

Processes that standard products do not fit, manual work that should be automated, or legacy tools that have become hard to change.

Scope

  • Requirements and domain analysis
  • Architecture and data modelling
  • Implementation and testing
  • Deployment and handover

Possible deliverables

  • Source code in your repository
  • Architecture notes and decision records
  • Automated test suite
  • Deployment documentation

Working approach

We start with a short discovery phase to understand the domain, then deliver in increments that you can review and use early.

02Service

Web application development

Browser-based products, portals and internal tools.

Typical needs

Customer portals, dashboards, internal admin tools, or public web products that must be fast and accessible.

Scope

  • Interface design implementation
  • Frontend and backend development
  • Authentication and roles
  • Accessibility and performance work

Possible deliverables

  • Production web application
  • Reusable interface components
  • API layer
  • Performance and accessibility notes

Working approach

Interfaces are built against real data early, so usability and performance issues surface before they become expensive.

03Service

Cloud and DevOps

Infrastructure, pipelines and operational practices.

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Typical needs

Manual deployments, unclear environments, rising hosting costs, or limited visibility into production behaviour.

Scope

  • Infrastructure as code
  • CI/CD pipelines
  • Containerisation
  • Monitoring, logging and alerting

Possible deliverables

  • Versioned infrastructure definitions
  • Automated build and deploy pipelines
  • Runbooks for common operations
  • Dashboards and alert rules

Working approach

We assess the current setup first, then change it step by step so that existing services keep running during the transition.

04Service

API development and systems integration

Clear interfaces between systems that need to share data.

Typical needs

Duplicate data entry between tools, brittle scripts, or a need to expose your data to partners or other applications.

Scope

  • API design and documentation
  • Integration with third-party services
  • Data synchronisation and transformation
  • Error handling and retries

Possible deliverables

  • Documented API specifications
  • Integration services or adapters
  • Logging and tracing for data flows
  • Operational guidance

Working approach

Contracts are defined before implementation, and every integration is designed to fail visibly and recover predictably.

05Service

Quality assurance

Testing strategies matched to risk.

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Typical needs

Regressions after releases, low confidence in changes, or a codebase with little automated testing.

Scope

  • Test strategy and coverage review
  • Unit, integration and end-to-end tests
  • Test automation in CI
  • Exploratory testing

Possible deliverables

  • Test plan
  • Automated test suites
  • CI test reports
  • Findings with suggested fixes

Working approach

We prioritise the areas where defects would be most costly and build coverage outward from there.

06Service

Software maintenance and technical support

Keeping systems secure, current and improving.

Typical needs

Outdated dependencies, no one familiar with an existing system, or a need for regular updates and small improvements.

Scope

  • Codebase and infrastructure review
  • Dependency and security updates
  • Bug fixing
  • Incremental improvements

Possible deliverables

  • Assessment report
  • Maintenance plan
  • Change log of updates
  • Updated documentation

Working approach

Support is organised around an agreed scope and regular check-ins, with changes tracked and documented.

The scope and deliverables above are typical examples. Every engagement is agreed individually based on your situation; outcomes depend on the project and are not guaranteed.