South African software company

We build the software our customers run their day on.

Schools, venues and the businesses behind them. We build the product, run the servers, take the payments and answer the phone - so the people using it can get on with their work.

What we make

Two products, both live and in daily use. Each one replaced something that was being held together with WhatsApp groups, paper and a spreadsheet.

Schools

Connect-One Schools

A school runs on messages, money and paperwork, and most schools run all three through a mix of WhatsApp groups, paper notices and a spreadsheet. Connect-One Schools replaces that with one system parents actually open: announcements, the calendar, permission slips, school fees and the tuck shop, in a branded app carrying the school's own name.

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Hospitality

TableTap

A guest scans the code on their table, sees the menu, orders and pays. No app download, no queue at the bar, and the kitchen sees the order the moment it is placed. Built for venues and events where the bottleneck is the walk to the till.

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Built by a small team with modern tooling

We ship like a much larger company because of how we work, not how many of us there are.

AI-assisted engineering

We build with AI tooling in the loop for design review, code review and the tedious work in between. It means a small team covers ground that used to need a large one - and every change still gets human judgement before it ships.

Released twice a day

Changes ship on scheduled release trains, not whenever someone remembers. Every deploy is checked automatically afterwards, and a release that does not answer correctly stops itself rather than reaching customers.

We run it, so we own it

The people who write the code deploy it and carry the pager. There is no handover to a support desk that has never seen the system, and no vendor to blame when something breaks.

Got a problem worth solving?

Most of what we run started as something someone described to us over coffee. Tell us what you are trying to do and we will say honestly whether we should build it.

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