From the very beginning, we made a promise “we don’t create software for the sake of it.”
We build tools that make work easier, smoother, and more profitable for our clients.

Over the years, we’ve learned that great technology is built on clarity: it solves a real problem, fits naturally into daily work, and just works securely, reliably, and intuitively.
Here are the principles that guide every product we develop.

1. Built Around Business Value

Before writing a single line of code, we ask: What problem are we solving?
Every project starts with understanding the business itself, not just the system.

When we developed Washd Control, for example, we didn’t start with features.
We started by standing inside laundries, talking to operators, and watching how work actually happened. That’s how we built a system that now saves them hours every week and keeps track of thousands of textiles automatically.

That’s what “business value” means to us, technology that has an impact on real workflows.

2. Designed for People

We believe technology should make sense, even without a manual.
That’s why our interfaces are built to feel familiar, even for users who’ve never worked with similar tools before. From dashboard layouts in Evinity360 to touchscreen setups in Washd Sorting, everything is designed so that people can focus on their work, not the software.
When tools are easy to use, adoption happens naturally and that’s when change really sticks.

3. Secure from the Start

Every project we launch begins with security as a non-negotiable part of the process.
We protect client data through encryption, access control, and secure integrations, ensuring their information stays safe no matter how their business grows.

This is especially critical in laundry and IT environments that handle large amounts of personal and operational data. For us, security is something we don’t negotiate with.

4. Automate the Repetitive, Empower the Creative

No one should spend hours on tasks that a system can handle automatically.

When we built Washd Prevent, the goal was simple: take maintenance tracking off people’s plates.
Now, machines alert staff before something goes wrong, saving time, reducing costs, and letting teams focus on more valuable work.

With automation, our goal is not to replace people. It’s about giving them space to do what only people can do think, improve, and create.

5. Driven by Feedback

We don’t guess what users want, we ask.
Every update we release comes from real feedback: field visits, calls, and daily conversations with our clients.

When a laundry team in Oslo suggested a faster way to scan textiles, that insight shaped the next update to Washd Control.
Our clients are part of the development process, not just the result.

6. Connected by Design

Systems that work alone don’t work well for long.
That’s why integrations are a key part of how we build: Connecting tools, devices, and data sources into one cohesive flow.

From RFID readers to client databases, we make sure everything speaks the same language.
That connection between systems is what helps our clients work smarter, faster, and with fewer interruptions.

7. Always Improving

There’s no “final version” in what we do, and that’s what keeps us moving forward.
Every idea, every conversation, every new client brings us something to refine. Whether it’s adjusting a feature, optimizing a process, or building something entirely new, improvement is constant.
That’s how our products and our people keep evolving.

Our Philosophy in Practice

These principles are how every project at avilo takes shape.
Whether it’s digitalizing laundries across Scandinavia or building IT infrastructure for growing companies, we hold on to one thing: technology should make people’s work and lives easier.

That’s the standard we’ve set for ourselves.
And it’s what continues to guide everything we create.