Software products and modernization
New products built. Legacy systems brought up to date.
We build SaaS products, apps, portals and the internal tools your business runs on, and modernize the legacy systems holding it back: spreadsheets, paper forms and ageing software nobody wants to touch. Price and launch date are fixed before we start.
Two kinds of project
Build something new, or fix what you have.
- 01
Build new
Products you sell, and software for work your business still does by phone, paper or spreadsheet.
- SaaS products with sign-up, billing, admin and data kept separate per customer
- Customer apps and self-service portals
- Internal tools for sales, operations and approvals
- Dashboards and reports that managers actually open
- Mobile apps for staff in branches and in the field
- 02
Modernize
Software that still runs the business but is slow, fragile or impossible to change.
- Spreadsheets and paper processes turned into proper systems
- Old desktop or server software rebuilt for the web and mobile
- Data moved out of legacy databases, checked and reconciled
- APIs added so old systems can work with new ones
Typical builds
Examples by industry, not a limit.
| Industry | Typical build |
|---|---|
| Banks, microfinance lenders, insurers | Customer apps and portals, loan and claims workflows, internal tools around the core system |
| Property developers | Buyer portals, instalment schedules, sales and unit tracking |
| Retail and distribution | Ordering, inventory, delivery tracking, point of sale with KHQR |
| Factories | Production tracking, attendance, compliance and audit records |
| Hospitals, clinics and private schools | Patient and student records, scheduling, fees, parent messages |
Modernization
Replacing an old system without stopping the business.
Most old systems hold years of rules nobody wrote down. We replace them a piece at a time, so the business keeps running on the day you switch.
Map what exists
We read the code, the database and the workarounds your staff use, and write down what the system really does.
Replace in slices
The new system takes over one part at a time. The old one keeps running alongside until each part is proven.
Move the data
Records are migrated and reconciled, and your team signs them off before anything is switched off.
Switch over safely
Each cut-over is planned for a quiet period, with a tested way back if anything goes wrong.
Fixed price, fixed date
How we can quote firm.
A paid scoping phase, a shared toolkit for the integrations we build again and again, and AI-assisted development let us estimate tightly. The process keeps the estimate honest.
Scoping
Two weeks, US$3,000. Requirements, existing systems and a clickable prototype of the key screens.
One price, one date
Both are written into the contract before the build starts.
Two-week cycles
You see working software at the end of every cycle, not a status report.
Changes quoted first
Anything new is priced in writing before work starts, so the total never drifts quietly.
Launch and handover
Go-live on the agreed date, training for your team, and documentation your IT staff can use.
Integrations
Connected to what you already run.
Core banking and bank APIs
Account data, payouts, statements
KHQR and Bakong
Payments, reconciliation, point of sale
ERP and accounting
SAP, Dynamics, Odoo, QuickBooks
Telegram and Messenger
Notifications, approvals and customer chat
Legacy databases
SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL and older formats
Pricing
Ranges now, one number after scoping.
- Scoping2 weeks
- US$3,000
- Build or modernizationFixed after scoping
- US$30,000–120,000
- Maintenance and hostingMonthly
- US$1,500–5,000
Questions we hear
Bring the system you keep putting off.
Two weeks of scoping turns it into a plan, a fixed price and a launch date.