Froment Software enters the market
Introducing Froment Software: licences for its own software, and software creation and renovation under licence.
- software development
- software licensing
- software renovation
Froment Software is a small software publisher. It sells licences: for its own software, and for the software it creates or renovates for its clients.
Why now?
Much business software remains useful but becomes slow and hard to use. Dependencies age, response times grow and a simple task needs too many steps. A new version that is faster and easier to use fixes these problems. Measurements before and after show the result.
What Froment Software sells
- Licences for its own software. Wren is a web browser written in Odin, with its own engine. Its licence is sold as a one-time payment. opencode native is a native desktop client for the opencode server, published under the MIT licence.
- Software creation. Desktop software, a web application or an internal tool is written for a client. It is delivered with its source code, tests, documentation and a licence that defines the rights of use of the client.
- Business software renovation. Existing business software is rewritten into a new version that is faster and easier to use. The delivery includes the migration of the existing data and a licence.
Public code and measured results
The source code of Wren and opencode native is public. The performance of Wren is measured and published in its changelog.
For a renovation, the response time, the start time and the time a user needs to complete a task are measured before and after.