From a shared idea
to products of our own.

We’ve both been programming since our school days. We started with game bots, Minecraft mods and experiments of our own. Along the way, we gained extensive hands-on experience: working through other people’s code, building our own solutions and turning ideas into working software.

At university, we shared more than lecture notes. There were grocery runs, dinners made from whatever was left in the fridge, and the question of whether our money would last until the end of the month. Money was tight. We soon learned that small expenses add up faster than you can remember them.

So we started writing them down. Notes became a spreadsheet, and the spreadsheet became an idea for an app. First for us, then for a few close friends. Their questions revealed what we had taken for granted: how much was left for today, what was already set aside for rent, and who paid for the last shared shop.

Those questions shaped Finapp and an ambition to build for more people. Altagora is where we give that ambition room to grow. We both write code, try out ideas, and revisit the parts that need more work. The question we keep coming back to is whether our software makes an ordinary day a little easier.