About
Who
Awesoft Solutions is run by Charles Solar — a software engineer with twenty years of experience building systems for businesses, and the maker of Favur, an autonomous multi-agent software team. This is a real person you will actually talk to, not an account team. Reach him directly at hello@awesoftsolutions.com.
The work is remote-first and delivered worldwide; engagements run in English, with all contracts and payments handled electronically.
Why this exists
Small businesses have been priced out of custom software for decades. The problems are real — the spreadsheet that runs the shop, the two systems that won’t talk, the fragile database nobody dares touch — but the agency quote for fixing them starts at months and six figures, so the problems just stay.
We built Favur to change the economics: an agent team that does the build labor, with humans doing the two things that actually require judgment — defining the work precisely, and standing behind the result. That makes a real, tested, documented custom tool affordable at small-business prices. This consultancy is that thesis, operating in public.
What we believe about building software
- The client owns the code. All of it, always. Lock-in is a business model, not an accident, and we refuse it.
- Claims should be checkable. Our case studies link real repositories, real run replays, and independent scores — not testimonials.
- Saying what we don’t do is a service. Scope honesty before the contract beats scope surprises after it.
- Speed comes from process, not corner-cutting. Every change our agent team ships is reviewed and tested — we publish the evidence.
- Boring technology wins. Your tool should be maintainable by any competent developer, not just by us.
The paper trail
Everything we assert about ourselves is verifiable in public:
- github.com/awesoftsolutions — the open-source repositories our agent team built
- favur.dev — the product, with replayable recordings of real runs
- evals.favur.dev — the public benchmark and scoring methodology
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