At AND25, we believe software development is, at its heart, an act of service. Our job is not just to build things right - but to build the right things for the people who use them.

We create software to support people's goals, not to showcase our own skills. Our customers' needs, challenges, and feedback guide what we build and why.

We listen before we build.

We work to understand the context, constraints, and lived realities of those we serve. We ask questions, seek out diverse voices, and remain open to being wrong.

Good ideas come from empathy, not ego.

We value trust more than transactions. We measure our success by the lasting impact we make, not just by how quickly we deliver or how flashy our features are.

Reliability earns more loyalty than speed.

We strive for simplicity and transparency in both our code and communication. We don't build to impress - we build to be understood, used, and trusted.

If it confuses the customer, it's not done yet.

We don't pretend to have all the answers. We involve customers early and often, learn together, and adjust our direction as new insights emerge.

We do better work when we don't work alone.

We view every project as an opportunity to grow. Mistakes are part of the process. Listening, reflecting, and improving matter more than always being right.

We stay curious - and humble - at every stage.