Custom Software Development Company in Florida

Sweent is a software engineering firm in Florida that builds custom applications for businesses that have outgrown spreadsheets, off-the-shelf tools, or a system someone duct-taped together years ago. We design it, build it, and ship it — and you end up owning all of it.

Custom Software, Not a Template

There's a real difference between configuring a SaaS product and engineering software around how your business runs. The first one bends your process to fit the tool. The second one fits the tool to your process. We do the second.

That work tends to fall into a few buckets: web applications your customers or staff log into, internal tools that kill manual data entry, and integrations that finally get two systems to share data automatically.

Where Custom Software Pays Off

Replacing a manual workflow that eats hours every week
Connecting a CRM, billing system, and database that currently require copy-paste
Building a customer-facing portal with accounts, permissions, and real-time data
Adding analytics or predictive models on top of data you already collect
Modernizing an aging application that's expensive to keep alive

How We Engineer It

Discovery: we map the actual workflow and the data behind it before proposing anything.
Scope and fixed price: you approve both before we write code.
Iterative delivery: working software in short cycles, not a big-bang reveal at the end.
Testing and handover: we test, document, and transfer every account to you.

A Team You Can Reach

We're headquartered in Daytona Beach and deliver across Florida and the rest of the country. Our founder is a Marine Corps veteran and senior software architect with more than a decade in full-stack engineering, AWS GovCloud, and Kubernetes. When you need a real engineer on a call, you get one — not an account manager reading from a script.

We've delivered for a Fortune 500 professional services firm across a four-year, multi-division engagement, and for government clients with strict compliance requirements. Different worlds, same standard of work.

Credentials and Compliance

Sweent holds SDVOSB and HUBZone certifications and a GSA Schedule (47QRAA25D0024), and we build HIPAA-aligned and Section 508-compliant systems when the project calls for it. Why does that matter for a commercial buyer? Because the discipline those programs demand — security reviews, accessibility, documentation — produces better software for everyone, not just agencies.

The next step is a scoping conversation where we figure out what you need built and what it costs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What counts as custom software?

Anything built specifically for your business instead of bought off the shelf. That includes customer portals, internal dashboards, automation that connects two systems that don't talk to each other, and full web applications. If an off-the-shelf tool already does the job, we'll tell you to buy it.

How long does a custom software project take?

A small tool can ship in a few weeks. A full platform takes months. The honest answer is that scope drives the timeline, so we break the work into milestones you can see and approve, rather than disappearing for a quarter and hoping it lands.

What technologies do you build with?

On the front end, React, Next.js, and TypeScript. On the back end, Node and Python with Django or FastAPI. We deploy to AWS, including GovCloud for clients with federal requirements. We pick the stack to fit the problem, not the other way around.

Do you take over software someone else started?

Often, yes. We start with a code and architecture review so you know what you're actually sitting on. Sometimes the right move is to finish it; sometimes it's to rebuild the worst parts. We'll give you a straight assessment either way.

Who owns the code?

You do. Every repository, account, and credential is handed over. We don't build dependencies that trap you into paying us forever.

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