Industries
Constraints first, architecture second.
Every sector below has real constraints that shape how its software has to be built — audit trails that cannot be edited, inventory that cannot be double-sold, devices that go offline by design. We write them out rather than claiming generic experience.
- HealthcareClinical systems where auditability is a requirement, not a feature.HL7 v2FHIR R4DICOM
- Finance & FintechMoney movement where correctness beats throughput every time.UPIRazorpayStripe
- LogisticsFleet and freight systems that keep working where the network does not.GPS/AIS telemetryELD devicesEDI
- E-CommerceStorefronts where page speed and inventory truth decide revenue.ShopifyStripeRazorpay
- EducationLearning platforms where the academic calendar dictates the release calendar.LTI 1.3SCORM / xAPIOneRoster
- Real EstateListing and property systems where the hard part is data that goes stale.MLS / listing feedsRERA registriesPostGIS
- ManufacturingShop-floor systems bridging equipment that will outlive your software.OPC-UAModbus TCPMQTT / Sparkplug B
- TravelBooking systems where inventory is perishable and held by someone else.GDS (Amadeus / Sabre)IATA NDCPayment gateways
- HospitalityProperty and guest systems where overbooking is a distributed-systems bug.PMS (Opera / Cloudbeds)OTA channel managersPOS systems
- RetailStore and omnichannel systems that must keep selling when the internet drops.Payment terminalsERP connectorsBarcode / RFID
- InsurancePolicy and claims systems where yesterday's rules must stay reconstructible.IRDAI reportingReinsurance systemsPayment gateways
- AutomotiveDealer and connected-vehicle systems where a bad update is a physical recall.DMS platformsOBD-II / CAN telemetryOTA update services
Start here
Tell us the problem.
We'll be honest about the fit.
A first conversation costs nothing and is useful even if you go elsewhere — you'll leave with an architecture opinion and a realistic sense of scope.
- Reply within 24 hours
- No sales sequence