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Freshly picked strawberry, a symbol of the short supply chain and direct farm sales
News
30 Mar 20262 min read

OrtiGo was born in our startup studio. Here's why we believe in it.

OrtiGo is our studio's new startup: an app connecting farm producers and local consumers. Discover the project and why we believe in it.

by Nosanin Abdollahian
Submerged iceberg seen from below the surface: the visible part is small, the hidden mass is enormous, a metaphor for technical debt in AI-generated code
Tech
30 Mar 20262 min read

The software you built with AI won't scale. Here's why.

Built with AI and now the code is unmanageable? The problem is structural: limited context and silent technical debt. How to spot them and what to do.

by Team Quinck
Quinck developer at a computer with a software project screen
News
30 Mar 20263 min read

5 questions to ask a software house before you sign

Before signing with a software house, stop looking at the portfolio. Here are the 5 questions that separate a reliable partner from one that locks you in.

by Lorenzo Galassi
Quinck founders presenting a corporate social impact initiative
News
11 Feb 20262 min read

Progressive commitment plan: what it really means (and why we're doing it)

Quinck launches a progressive commitment plan: more training, donations and support for high-impact projects every year. What it means and how it works.

by Team Quinck
Quinck turns 5: what we have learned about startups, products and responsibility
News
11 Feb 20261 min read

Quinck turns 5: 5 mistakes, 5 lessons and what it means to be a boutique software house today

Quinck turns 5. From product startup to specialised software house: 5 concrete lessons on bureaucracy, office, responsibility and real growth.

by Team Quinck
Tech
7 Jan 20265 min read

React Server Components and Server Actions: the React 19 revolution

React 19 stabilises Server Components and Actions. Code on the server, less JavaScript on the client. Learn how the new architecture works.

by Lorenzo Galassi

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