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What we build, in plain English.
Six services. One team. We handle the design, the build, and the training, so you are not managing three different vendors.
Most projects fail in the gaps. Between the design and the build, between the build and launch, between launch and the team who has to use it. We stay across all of it.
Design it so people can use it.
We study how your team works today, then design screens that make the next step obvious.
We watch the work first. Two weeks of interviews and observation show us where people get stuck. Then we design the screens, the flow, and the design file your developers will build from.
Websites and tools that do real work.
Customer pages, staff dashboards, online forms, and payment flows.
We build the pages your customers see and the tools your staff use. Logins, payments, reports, and permissions work properly, not as an afterthought.
Apps that work on a weak connection.
iPhone and Android apps for field teams, customers, and cheap phones.
We design for small screens, expensive data, and the person using the app in the field. The app keeps working when the signal drops and syncs when it returns.
Replace the spreadsheet stack.
Orders, stock, staff, and reports in one place.
We map how the work moves today, then build one tool that removes the double entry and the missing handoff. We move the old data, train the staff, and leave a system that survives people leaving.
Remove the work nobody should be doing.
We automate the repetitive tasks, with a person checking the result.
We automate specific, boring tasks: reading invoices, sorting messages, preparing reports, checking records. A person always reviews the result. The aim is hours saved, not a science project.
Keep it online. Keep it safe.
Hosting, backups, monitoring, and support you can reach.
We set up the hosting, put the backups in place, and make sure someone is alerted when something breaks. We test that a backup can actually be restored, and leave your team a short guide.
Ways to work together
Three ways to start.
Start with a short project, commit to a full build, or keep a team on call. Every option includes a written plan, a named lead, and a demo every week.
Start with a plan
A short, fixed project to answer the expensive questions before you commit to a full build.
- Interviews with your team
- A review of how work happens now
- A clickable preview
- A written scope and price
Build the whole thing
A dedicated team takes the work from plan to launch, with a fixed price and no surprise invoices.
- Design and development
- A demo every week
- Testing, data move, and training
- 60 days of support
Keep a team on call
A senior team that keeps improving the product and fixing problems, month after month.
- A plan for each month
- Releases every two weeks
- Maintenance and monitoring
- A response time we agree
How a project runs
Five clear steps.
You see the plan, the progress, and the choices. Every week, on a link you can open.
Book a short callListen
Interviews, watching the work, and a written problem statement we both agree on.
1 to 2 weeksPlan
A clear scope, a timeline, the risks, and a fixed price. No build starts before you approve it.
1 weekDesign
Screens, a clickable preview tested with real users, and a design file for the build.
2 to 4 weeksBuild
A demo every week on a link you can open, and testing on real phones and computers.
6 to 12 weeksLaunch and support
We move the old data, train your team, and stay for 60 days after launch.
2 weeks onwardThe stack
Tools we know well.
We choose tools we can hand over. You do not need to know these names. Your technical team will.
Questions
Plain answers.
The things clients ask before the first invoice. If your question is not here, just ask.
Ask a questionHow much does a project cost?
After a short call we give you a fixed price before any work starts. Small tools cost less, larger systems cost more. You will not get a surprise invoice.
How long does a build take?
A small tool takes about 6 to 8 weeks. A larger system takes 10 to 16 weeks. You get a week by week plan and a link to see progress.
Do you work with teams outside Ethiopia?
Yes. We work remotely with clients in East Africa, the Gulf, and Europe. We keep at least four hours of overlap with your working day and write decisions down.
Who owns the code and the design files?
You do, once the final invoice is paid. The code, design files, and accounts are transferred to you, not held hostage.
Can you join an existing project?
Yes. We start with a short review, then either take a piece of the work or join your team. If the existing software is better left alone, we will say so.
What happens after launch?
Every project includes 60 days of support for fixes, training, and small changes. After that, most clients move to a monthly support plan.
Do you use AI in every project?
No. We use AI only where it saves a clear, measured amount of work. A person always reviews the result. If a simple rule does the job, we write the rule.
Do I need to know the technical details?
No. You tell us how your business works. We explain the choices in plain language, handle the technical decisions, and make sure your team knows how to use the result.
Start here
Bring us the messy version.
You do not need a finished plan. Tell us how the work happens now, and we will tell you what could be simpler.