We are a Singapore-based software team. We build commerce platforms, write the modules this region actually runs on, design interfaces against usage data, and make admin panels work with AI.
Five habits that decide the quality of the work.
A passing build does not mean a working screen. The most damaging breakages in the panel only showed up in a real browser, so we put eyes on every screen.
Theme in its own layer, module in its own project, change in its own commit. Undoing something you dislike takes minutes, not months.
We measure before quoting time or price. No day count before the migration report — and the dates we do give, we meet.
Menu and button placement is decided by where users click, not by opinion. How that works
Working in a multilingual, multi-currency market teaches you not to build an interface around one type of user.
AltCommerce is not a from-scratch experiment. The hard, tedious parts of commerce — tax, shipping, multi-store, permissions, localisation — are solved by a core that has been running in production for years.
The value we add is not reinventing that foundation: it is writing the integrations this region needs, building the interface against usage data, and putting permission-scoped AI on top.

What goes into the contract, not into the marketing.
The installation goes onto your infrastructure. We do not touch the database; if access is ever needed it happens with your permission and on the record.
The source code is yours. If you stop working with us, the system keeps running.
Every module we write is carried through AltCommerce upgrades.
How the installation works, its traps and its maintenance steps all go into documentation. The knowledge does not stay in our heads.
No schedule before the migration report. The schedule we give, we keep.
Core security updates are applied to installations under maintenance.
We will open a demo account for you — try it with your own product data. No installation, half an hour is enough.