This issue: Software built around the person who signs the cheques.
- The FeatureWhy small businesses don't need big-company software — and what to build insteadp. feature
- The DirectoryWebsites, shops, automations and more, listed classified-stylep. directory
- LettersReaders ask: how much, how long, and who owns it?p. letters
- ColophonWho publishes this — and how to write to usp. colophon
From the editor's desk
A letter to anyone running a business on their own nerve
You started something. Now the something has a website that is slightly embarrassing, a spreadsheet that only you understand, and an inbox that has become the company's operating system. This is normal. It is also fixable.
EMIST TOV is a Kyiv software company that works with entrepreneurs — founders, shop owners, small teams. We build websites, online stores and the quiet internal tools that take repetitive work off your desk.
This site is laid out like a magazine because we would rather you read than skim. Start with the feature if you want our point of view; go to the directory if you already know what you need; read the letters if you have doubts.
— The EMIST TOV team