A company that finishes the software, and stays with it.

One line is shared software. Individuals can use easyMusic, easySee, and easyZIP, and so can offices, images, archives, and file delivery. They are free. The programs themselves are released under the MIT licence and may be redistributed, as long as the licence notice stays. You can still write afterwards: setup, use, faults, and suggestions share one form, and every letter gets a reference.

The other line is commissioned work. Individuals and organizations can put the brief, who will use it, and the budget into one letter. OEM uses the client's own name, mark, and delivery requirements. ODM starts from software or engineering Yide already has, and changes the interface, the brand, or adds the client's own workflow. A submission is only an enquiry. Development begins only after scope, fee, and timeline are written down and confirmed by both sides.

We do not put an unreleased industry system into the public list, we do not borrow other people's clients or awards, and we do not put advertising into the shared software. Basic features are free. If you need a private system, say plainly who will use it, what must be finished, and what can wait.