Custom software built to survive production.

I'm Patrick Roozeboom, founder of Hexxore and a software and DevOps engineer with twenty years of working experience. The company exists since 2018; the experience started well before that, building and running systems in professional environments where downtime was never acceptable.

We work across the whole stack, because that is the order I learned it in: infrastructure first, then the software on top of it, then the automation that puts it into production. It means one party takes your idea to a system that actually runs, instead of three parties each holding one piece and pointing at the others.

Building systems people depend on teaches you something specific. What breaks is almost never the clever part in the middle. It is the deployment at the wrong moment, the migration nobody rehearsed, the integration that quietly stops working and tells no one.

So the work goes into the parts that don't demo well: automated tests, backups, monitoring, and an audit trail that can answer what happened and when. That is the difference between fixing a problem and guessing at one, and it is what keeps a bad afternoon from becoming a bad week.

Building and running our own products taught me to think like the business owner who pays the invoice. And our first client from 2018 still runs on our systems — by now, he builds along with us.

Patrick Roozeboom — Founder, Hexxore