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