We build and support the systems behind lab results, radiology images, payments, customer queues and bulk SMS, and connect them to M-Pesa, banks and GePG.
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Each one started with a real problem a client brought us. If your organisation has a similar problem, we have done this before.
Laboratory, radiology and patient-flow systems for hospitals and diagnostic centres.
Laboratory management system for a hospital
We designed and built LabHub for a hospital laboratory. It takes a sample from registration to an approved, delivered result: lab staff work from one screen, doctors get results sooner, and management sees turnaround time and revenue for every test.
See the LabHub projectPACS for a radiology department
We built AfyPACS so a radiology department could store every X-ray, CT, MRI and ultrasound study in one archive, and so radiologists could read and report from a browser, inside the hospital or remotely.
See the AfyPACS projectPayment gateways, bank integrations and branch queueing for financial institutions and merchants.
Queue management systems for banks and hospitals
We built queue management systems for bank branches and hospitals. Customers take a ticket at a kiosk or by SMS, see their number called on screen and by voice, and are served in order, while managers see waiting times as they happen.
See the Queue Management projectPayment gateway
We built PayGuard, a payment gateway that lets businesses accept mobile money, card and bank payments through one API, and matches every payment to the right invoice automatically.
See the PayGuard projectOnline checkout and payment links
We built Wooble, a payments platform that gives merchants a hosted checkout page and shareable payment links, so they get paid online without writing payment code.
See the Wooble projectBulk SMS and SMPP infrastructure that reaches every network in Tanzania.
Bulk SMS management system and SMPP gateway
We built a bulk SMS management system with an SMPP gateway that sends campaigns, OTPs and reminders to every Tanzanian network from a web portal, an HTTP API or a direct SMPP connection, with a delivery report for every message.
See the SMS Gateway (SMPP) projectCustom development, integration, hosting and advice, from a team you can visit in Dar es Salaam.
Web, mobile and desktop systems built around how your organisation actually works.
Connect your system to M-Pesa, Mixx by Yas, Airtel Money, banks and the Government e-Payment Gateway.
Replace paper forms, approval chains and spreadsheet copying with a system that does it for you.
Independent advice before you buy, build or replace a system.
Hosting for websites, email and applications, with a local team on call 24 hours.
Professional SMS to every network in Tanzania, from our portal or API.
A short meeting or call about the problem, the people involved and the systems you already use.
Scope, timeline and cost, agreed before any development starts.
You see working software early and often, not only at the end.
Integrations, data migration and training for your staff.
Support, updates and 24-hour monitoring for hosted systems.
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Mostly healthcare, banking and payments, government and utilities, and organisations that send large volumes of SMS. We also build custom systems for any organisation with a clear problem to solve.
Yes. We integrate with mobile money operators, banks and the Government e-Payment Gateway, and we guide you through each provider’s certification process.
It depends on scope. After a short discovery session we give you a written plan with a timeline and cost before any development starts.
No. We register your sender ID for free and help with API integration within 24 hours.
Yes. Every system includes training and a support agreement, and our technical team supports hosted systems 24 hours a day.
Our office is on Muungano Street, Ununio, Kunduchi in Dar es Salaam. We work with clients across Tanzania and East Africa.
A short call is usually enough for us to tell you whether we can help, how long it would take and roughly what it would cost.
