I am honored that Theory Ventures mentioned us in their thesis on the new era of computing. So, how are “composable software” and “bespoke software” different?
At Isoform, our mission is "Bespoke Software at Scale": https://lnkd.in/gfdmKQsZ. We hadn't thought about it from the lens of composibility until I read "Composable Software". At first, I thought both concepts were the same, but the details are very different.
In a composable software future, platforms let users configure applications, workflows, and data to their specific business needs without heavy upfront investment.
In a bespoke software at scale future, the concept of different software platforms is abstracted away. Users access tools designed solely for specific purposes, which are cheap to create or compose in the background. This is the superpower of Google and Facebook today and will be the reality for companies tomorrow.
The thesis of composable software and the four key ways that enable it center on two key concepts. First is building a deep understanding of your customer's company. This is essential to becoming hyper "composable" and "bespoke". Second focuses on the core underlying infrastructure and the scalability of it. Only then does building composable software become repeatable.
At Isoform, we're building software that is "bespoke" to the customer, requiring us to have deep understanding of their business with AI agent. And we're using AI to do it at scale so we can build towards a future consisting of composable software.
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