KarukiGroup

The right workshop for the job.

Karuki is a group of specialised units — for websites, for apps and software, for keeping them running afterwards, for advice and for interfaces. The range runs from a weather forecast out of five models to a letter that gets finished on a phone.

Six ways in

A website needs to be built.Websites and their design — three packages at a fixed price, from the draft to the finished site.Karuki Studio An app or a program needs to be built.App and software development, with an address and a site of its own.Staubenthal Labs Something finished will do.Klarwetter and the Rapido Office Suite — plus three more in the works.Staubenthal Labs It runs, and it should keep running.Maintenance and operation of software, servers and websites — including work we did not build.Karuki Services The decision has not been made yet.Advice before adopting software, and guidance while it is put in place — independent of who builds it.darue I need the data, not the app.Interfaces to our own technology — currently Karuki Meteo with prepared weather forecasts.Karuki Technologies

How we build

With current technology, because old technology gets more expensive — not because it is new. And with data protection as a build decision rather than a paragraph in a policy:

This site sets no cookie and counts no visitors.
The fonts sit on our own server, not with a third-party provider.
Klarwetter needs no account and sells no locations.
Our sites and applications run on our own servers in a German data centre — not on someone else’s platform.

What we measure ourselves by

Not whether a project is finished, but whether anyone uses it afterwards by choice. An application that is technically correct and still nobody opens has missed its point.

Where it comes from

Klarwetter was not bought in. It was invented at Staubenthal Labs — the part of the group that builds apps and software, with an address of its own.