Four disciplines, one team

We’ve been building custom software since 2025 and have delivered more than 30 projects. There are four of us, and the people who think your system through from the business side are the same people who write it and secure it. On larger projects, developers from our trusted network join in.

The people who build your system

Kevin

Founder, business development

Kevin comes from an analyst background. From 2019 he worked in open-source intelligence (OSINT), researching companies and the networks around them. Since 2024 he has traded crypto derivatives on his own system, built on his own database and market monitoring tools. That background helps him see quickly how things connect, both in how a company runs and on the commercial side. At Yera Labs he leads projects from the business side. He maps and analyses your processes, works out what the system needs to solve, and he’s your first point of contact.

Joci

Cybersecurity engineer

Joci comes from banking, where a single wrong permission can do serious damage. He locks servers down behind firewalls, keeps internal systems off the public internet where needed, and encrypts sensitive data. Inside the client’s company he sets up access on zero trust principles, so everyone reaches only what their work requires. Before launch he reviews every setting with a security eye and prepares a plan for what to do if something does go wrong.

Gábor

Data engineer

A company’s data is usually scattered across the invoicing tool, spreadsheets, emails and a handful of other programs. Gábor brings it together. He pulls data out of the source systems, checks that it’s accurate and complete, and structures the database so it stays fast and easy to follow. He has worked as a data engineer and analyst on enterprise data platforms; at Yera Labs he builds reports that support sound decisions.

Zalán

Systems engineer and developer

Zalán designs how the system is built at code level and chooses the technology to fit the job, not the other way round. He sees the system as a whole. He knows what each part does, how it connects to the tools you already use, and how it will hold up years from now. He writes the code, builds a clear, easy-to-use interface on top, and puts it together so it can grow with the company.