Systems your company runs on.

Qorion builds internal platforms — dispatch, warehouse, settlements — with ERP discipline, and websites with film craft. Tested, fast, and yours.

DAT TMS — real dashboard in light theme: vehicles on route, settlement progress and quick actions

From a transport fleet to a tax firm to a mental-health clinic — nine brands run on Qorion code.

  • DAT LogisticsTMS · client
  • Mastwell — Profesjonalne Wyposażenie WarsztatówPanel · client
  • AdaraAgent panel · client
  • ıntelaKancelaria PodatkowaLanding · client
  • OSIEDLEPOD KSIĄŻEMEstate site · client
  • Klinika Zdrowia PsychicznegoMINDSETClinic site · client
  • Mell ProfessionalPanel · client
  • VESNAScroll-film · studio brand
  • PULP.Scroll-film · studio brand

Work that carries its receipts.

Client systems and studio films, shown as they really render — every number in the case studies lives in a repository.

Operations panels

The systems companies run their day on.

DAT TMS — real dashboard in light themePanel Mastwell — warehouse module, real captureIntela Panel — client parameters module with the full navigation expanded

Cinematic websites

The sites people remember — film, scrubbed by scroll.

VESNA — the dew-drop hero of the scroll filmPULP. — a split orange falling through blue skyPULP. — chapter two, it rains berries

Everything a company needs to run — and be seen.

Dispatch — today
Route · driverProgressStatus
MNGDA → RTMIn transit
KLPOZ → HAMLoading
ADWRO → PRGSettled

5 vehicles on route · live

Operations panels

Registers, work cards, dispatch, costs — full list-to-detail workflows with audit history, built around your real rules.

Settlement — May 2026
21 days on route · TIR flat9 030,00 zł
B2B supplement · 21 ×+2 100,00 zł
OCK charge−180,00 zł
Total to pay10 950,00 zł
Approved by driver · 2 min ago

Payroll-grade logic

Day rates, thresholds, supplements — encoded once, tested exhaustively on the system that pays people.

Roles — Storekeeper
ViewEditAddDel
Warehouse
Invoices
Settlements
Two-factor sign-in

Access control

Granular RBAC, 2FA with QR enrollment, sessions in httpOnly cookies — the owner decides who sees what.

Scroll-film — live scrub
VESNA — chapter I, the dropPULP. — the fall beginsVESNA — chapter III, the rainPULP. — it rains berries
VESNA + PULP.1 562 frames · 24 fps

Cinematic websites

Scroll-films on our own WebCodecs engine: real 24 fps footage scrubbed by the visitor's finger, measured for smoothness, with fallbacks for every browser.

Design system — this site
AaAaAaArchivo · 650 / 600 / 500
radius · pill / 20 / 24
#C4A9EE
Start a projectCopy addressTMS · client
Contrast — headings on paperAAA · 9.2 : 1

Design systems

Hand-built primitives on Tailwind tokens — WCAG-AA contrast, tabular numerals where money lives.

CI — every push
lint · biome4 s
i18n cross-check11 s
typecheck23 s
tests — 3 844 passed2 m 04 s
build41 s
coverage gate100.00 % · blocking
release-pleasev0.41.0

Delivery discipline

Conventional commits, CI that blocks untested code, versioned releases with changelogs your team can read.

We plug into the world you already use.

Telematics feeds, payroll exports, fuel-card and bank settlements, maps, monitoring — taken from the scopes of systems we’re delivering, not from a stock list.

Trimble telematicsShell fleet cardsVisaMastercardComarch OptimaInsERT — SubiektE100EurowagDKV MobilityGitHub Actions
DockerSentry / GlitchTipMapLibre GLi18next — PL · EN · DEReact QueryXLSX / CSV — SheetJSAV1 + H.264Higgsfield SeedanceSemgrep

Three steps, always in order.

  1. 01

    Map

    We sit with your operation until the mess has edges: who does what, where the copies drift, which rule ends the payroll argument. You get a written scope with prices — not a vibe.

    → Scope · modules · fixed stages

  2. 02

    Build

    Weekly releases you can click — on a mocked API before the backend even exists. Conventional commits, CI that blocks untested code, specs approved before implementation.

    → Working software every week

  3. 03

    Run

    Versioned releases with changelogs, monitoring wired in, and a human who answers. Systems are long relationships — we plan for year three, not just the demo.

    → Releases · monitoring · care

Questions, answered.

The ones every owner asks before writing the first email.

Something else? [email protected]

Panels like ours run as staged, fixed-scope engagements: after the first call you get a written scope with a price on every stage — no hourly black box. You approve stage by stage, and you can stop at any boundary with working software in hand.

Weeks, not quarters. We ship weekly clickable builds on a mocked API before the backend even exists, so your team walks through real workflows from the first sprints — and staged delivery means you use finished modules while later ones are still being built.

No. We design and build the system end-to-end. If you already have an API, a database or a vendor, we integrate with it; if you don't, we bring the whole stack and run it.

You do, under the engagement's licence. Client systems ship as private repositories with full history, CI pipelines and documentation — our largest current delivery carries 1,110 commits and 41 versioned releases, all inspectable.

Yes — same studio, different craft. Cinematic scroll-films and landings like VESNA and PULP. run on a film engine we wrote ourselves, and the same design discipline carries into brochure sites and product pages.

Versioned releases with human-readable changelogs, monitoring wired in, and a person who answers when something feels off. Systems are long relationships — we plan for year three, not just the demo.

One email starts it.

Tell us what’s slowing your company down — or what you want the world to see. We answer with questions first, then a plan with prices.

No forms · no call bots · a human reads every message