Industries
The constraints differ by sector. So should the system.
Domain understanding changes technical decisions. These are the sectors whose particular pressures we build against.
01
Financial services and fintech
Payments, lending, and member systems where correctness and auditability are not negotiable.
What we see
- Reconciliation that breaks quietly and is discovered late
- Mobile money and card integrations across multiple providers
- Regulatory reporting assembled by hand each month
- Systems that cannot be taken offline for maintenance
What we build
- Payment and mobile money integrations with proper reconciliation
- Loan origination and management platforms
- Member and account portals
- Audit trails and reporting automation
02
Healthcare
Clinical and administrative systems that must work when connectivity does not.
What we see
- Facilities operating with intermittent power and network
- Patient records split across paper and several systems
- Reporting obligations to funders and health authorities
- Strict confidentiality expectations around patient data
What we build
- Patient and facility management systems
- Offline-first data capture that syncs when a connection returns
- Reporting pipelines for funders and health authorities
- Integration between clinical and administrative systems
03
Education
Student, learning, and administrative platforms for institutions and training providers.
What we see
- Enrolment and fees tracked across disconnected spreadsheets
- Learning platforms that assume reliable student bandwidth
- Peak load concentrated into a few days each term
- Results and certification processes that are largely manual
What we build
- Student information and enrolment systems
- Learning platforms designed for low bandwidth
- Fees, payments, and financial reporting
- Assessment and certification workflows
04
Public sector
Digital services for agencies and assemblies, built to be procured and audited.
What we see
- Legacy systems no current staff member fully understands
- Procurement and audit requirements shaping every decision
- Services that must work on low-end devices for every citizen
- Data spread across agencies that do not share formats
What we build
- Citizen-facing digital services and portals
- Registry, licensing, and permit systems
- Data exchange between agencies
- Incremental modernisation of systems that cannot be switched off
05
NGOs and development
Programme, beneficiary, and reporting systems built around donor requirements.
What we see
- Field data collected on paper and re-entered weeks later
- Separate reporting formats for every funder
- Programmes running where connectivity is unreliable
- Tight budgets that cannot absorb a failed project
What we build
- Beneficiary registration and case management
- Offline field data collection with sync
- Donor reporting and monitoring dashboards
- Programme and grant management tools
06
Logistics and agriculture
Supply chain, dispatch, and traceability systems that run outside the office.
What we see
- Coordination happening over phone calls and message threads
- No reliable view of where stock or a vehicle actually is
- Traceability demanded by buyers and export markets
- Field workers using low-end Android devices on patchy networks
What we build
- Dispatch, routing, and fleet tracking
- Warehouse and inventory systems
- Traceability from farm or supplier to buyer
- Field applications that tolerate being offline for hours
Working in one of these sectors?
Tell us what you are trying to build and the constraints you are working under. We will come back with how we would approach it.