One problem per product
Every Berth product solves one clearly defined task, and it solves it completely. There are no suites in which nine out of ten features go unused. Anything outside the core does not go in.
Software brand from Tyrol, Austria
Focused software for the DACH region.
Berth builds software products that solve exactly one problem – lean, legally sound and built with current technology.
What Berth stands for
Three principles decide what gets built and what does not. They apply to every product.
Compliant by design
GDPR compliance, data processing inside the EU and German-language contracts and documents are part of the architecture. They are not bolted on afterwards. In the DACH region that is not an extra – it is the baseline.
Built with AI, led by people
At Berth, AI is an everyday tool in development. It shortens the path from an idea to a dependable product and makes small audiences economically viable. What gets built, and what does not, is decided by people.
How we work
It starts with a concrete problem, not a product idea. We check whether a good solution already exists, and whether the platform on which the problem arises does not already solve it itself. Only if both answers are no does a product follow.
After that we build lean: one task, one clear flow, no features held in reserve. Whatever goes live is operated and maintained – not published and left alone.
Who we build for
Berth builds for companies and operations in Germany, Austria and Switzerland that need a precise tool for a clearly defined task – not a platform that does a little of everything.
Language, legal framework and working practice in the German-speaking market are not a translated add-on here. They are the starting point.
- A task that currently runs on spreadsheets, notes and shouted instructions.
- A workflow that a large platform only covers halfway.
- A requirement where data protection and language are not negotiable.
Manuel Wechner
A product that solves one thing completely is worth more than a suite that does everything halfway.
Talk to us.
If you can describe a problem that software should solve, that is the right place to start a conversation.