Why the list is short

We only name an industry once we've delivered in it

You saw two named industries. That's not an oversight: it's the number of fields where Masko has actually put a system into production. Restaurants with Le Boké, real estate with Kémy Réhel.

We could list twenty. Plenty of shops do — one page per sector, the same promise copied with one word changed. Then the visitor clicks and finds out nobody there has ever worked in their field. We'd rather the list be short and true.

What it means if your industry isn't listed: nothing bad. We never start from a sector template, we start from your day. An ordering system for a restaurant and a broker's dashboard share no code at all — what they share is how they were built.

Whatever your industry

What never changes from one project to the next

The rest depends on your sector. These six don't.

The first call is free

Thirty minutes. We tell you right away whether it's within our scope — and if it isn't, we say that too.

The diagnostic is paid, and it's yours

The written report belongs to you even if you go no further — and even if you hand it to someone else.

You talk to the person writing the code

No account manager between your question and the answer.

Your data stays in your accounts

We host the tool, not your records. No dependency on a Masko account to reach them.

If Masko ever shut down

The code is handed over to you. That's not a nice sentence: it's written into the contract.

Our hours, stated upfront

Monday to Friday, an answer within 24 business hours.