We buildthe systemyour businessruns on.

Yes — the repository is transferred to your name when the last phase closes. We hand over the code, the server and domain credentials, and the documentation to run it. We don't charge a monthly licence for something you already paid for, and if you ever want to continue with another team, you don't need our permission or our sign-off.

The system is sized to grow without being rewritten: it's deployed on infrastructure that scales on its own, and the database is designed for the volume you'll have in two years, not today's. When growth calls for new features — another branch, another warehouse, another user role — they're added as one more phase, on the same codebase.

Because off-the-shelf makes you operate the way it expects, and your business already has a way of working. If your process has an odd exception — a price that depends on the client, a discount that only applies on Tuesdays, an approval flow of your own — a closed platform solves it with patches, third-party plugins and people copying data by hand. Custom code just programs it. The other difference is the three-year cost: no subscriptions that rise, no plugins that expire.

With HTTPS across the site, role-based access and automatic backups. Each person on your team sees only what their job requires, passwords are never stored in plain text, and data lives on managed infrastructure, not a shared server. If your operation handles sensitive data, we cover it in the diagnosis and it goes into the written proposal.

We use it only where it solves something concrete and measurable: classifying orders that arrive by chat, pulling data off a photographed invoice, answering the questions that repeat. We don't sell "AI" as a category. If a ten-line business rule does the same job in your case, we'll say so and save us both the overhead.

The first 15 days include any adjustment at no cost. After that you can buy support hours as you need them, or a monthly agreement if you'd rather have it covered; both are quoted separately and neither locks you in. What we don't do is tie you down: since the code is yours, any team can support it.

Yes. We work remotely and in both Spanish and English, though most of our clients are in the Dominican Republic. The process is the same wherever the client is: a diagnosis over video call, a written proposal, and reviewable deliveries.

Yes, and it's often the cheaper route. In the diagnosis we look at what's worth keeping: sometimes connecting what you already use is enough, and sometimes rewriting costs less than continuing to patch it. We tell you which of the two your case is before quoting — even when the answer is that you don't need us yet.

Projects run from US$250 to US$1,500 depending on scope, and automations and integrations are billed at US$25 an hour. A landing page runs US$250 to US$450, a corporate site US$450 to US$800, and a store with WhatsApp ordering US$800 to US$1,500. A full custom operations system is quoted in phases, because a pharmacy's inventory and an auto-parts inventory have nothing in common. The price is fixed in writing before we start.

Between 2 and 6 weeks for most projects, and in phases when it's a full operations system. The date comes out of the diagnosis and goes into the proposal alongside scope and price; what usually delays a project isn't the code, it's waiting on content and decisions from the client's side.

Knowing which part of your operation is costing you time. That's it. You don't need a logo, copy or photos ready, and you don't need to know what technology you want — that's exactly what the diagnosis is for. You leave it with a document saying what can be automated, what's better left alone, and what order makes sense.