
Claims management platform
Claim processing time cut by 42% across three countries.
Angular + .NET studio
Binary Art designs and builds enterprise web apps, SaaS platforms and CRM systems. Angular on the front end. .NET on the back end. Delivered by a team you can rely on.
We take on projects where reliability, security and long-term maintainability matter most.
Complex internal and customer-facing systems. Role-based access, audit trails and integrations with the tools you already run.
Multi-tenant products built to grow. Billing, onboarding, analytics and an architecture that scales with your customers.
Custom CRMs shaped around your sales and service workflows. Clean data, clear pipelines and reports teams actually use.
Senior engineers who join your roadmap. Staff augmentation or a full delivery team, held to the same standards as our own projects.
One focused stack, used for years. We know where it is strong and how to keep it fast, secure and easy to maintain.
We learn your goals, users and constraints. You get a scoped plan with realistic estimates.
We design the system, the data model and the integrations. Decisions are written down and reviewed with you.
Short iterations. Working software every sprint. Code review and automated tests on every change.
Functional, performance and security checks. Staged releases with a clear rollback plan.
Monitoring, fixes and planned improvements. The team that built it stays with it.
Placeholder case studies. Client names are withheld under NDA.

Claim processing time cut by 42% across three countries.

120 enterprise customers onboarded in the first year.

One source of truth for 600 sales and support users.

Support tickets down 35% after launch.
Binary Art is a software studio focused on one thing: dependable web applications for large organisations.
We work with Angular and .NET because depth beats breadth. Our engineers have shipped systems that run for years, in regulated and high-volume environments.
We are direct about scope, timelines and risk. You always know where the project stands.