Everything from a blank page to a system nobody else would touch.

A focused first version is usually 8–16 weeks from kick-off, depending on scope. We deliberately scope a smaller version one, get it into real use, then extend it. Rescue and audit work is faster — the written audit report is normally ready within one to two weeks.

Yes, completely. We commit to a repository under your organisation’s account from the first day, and hosting accounts, domains and signing keys are registered in your name. You can hand the project to any competent developer at any point.

That is one of our core services. We start with a paid audit of the code, database and infrastructure, and give you a written report on the system’s condition, the risks, and your realistic options — finish it, migrate it or rebuild it — each with a price.

Three ways: fixed price against a written statement of work, a monthly dedicated-team rate, or an hourly support retainer. Every proposal states exactly what is included, what is not, and how changes are priced before they are done.

Yes. We work with clients across Uganda and the region, combining remote delivery with on-site visits for workshops, installation and training. Our office is at Plot 205, Court Road, Nabweru.

You get a warranty period covering defects at no charge, plus training and documentation. After that, most clients move onto a support retainer for monitoring, patching and enhancements — but it is optional, not a lock-in.

Yes. We regularly integrate MTN and Airtel mobile money, card gateways, SMS and USSD channels, and push data into accounting packages and URA/EFRIS requirements. Integrations are scoped explicitly so you know what data moves where.

We design for it. Offline-first mobile apps, local caching, queued synchronisation and on-premise fallbacks are standard considerations in our architecture, not add-ons.