We’re a South African technology company working in water, energy and healthcare. We work alongside the people who run these services to find what’s really holding things back, then build solutions that work in the real world and keep on working.
When a service struggles, you see the symptom first. The cause is usually further down.
A long queue at the clinic, a burst pipe, a power supply nobody can plan around. Those are the things people notice. Underneath are the records, networks and data the service depends on, and that’s where we like to start.
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Start with the problem
Before we decide what to build, we take the time to understand what’s really going wrong, and who it affects.
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Build for real conditions
Patchy connectivity, older systems, busy staff and tight budgets are all part of the brief. We work with what you already have.
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Stay for the long run
Going live is only the beginning. From day one we plan how a solution will be run, supported and, in time, handed over to your team.
Keep asking why until you reach the root.
A symptom shows you where a problem appears, not where it starts. So we keep asking why until we reach the one thing that, once fixed, makes everything above it easier. Here’s an example from healthcare.
Surface
Patients wait for hours.
It’s the part everyone can see.
Why?
Their folder is with one doctor.
If that doctor is busy, everyone waits.
Why?
The record is on paper, in one building.
It can’t be in two rooms at once, let alone two clinics.
The root
Information doesn’t travel with the patient.
Fix that, and the problems above it start to ease. It’s exactly what our first platform is built to do.
Three services we all rely on.
Each one depends on accurate, up-to-date information. Our healthcare platform is being implemented now, and we have proofs of concept in progress in water and energy.
Water
The challenge
Water is lost to leaks, ageing pipes and unmeasured use, and operators often only find out once the supply has failed.
Where technology helps
Metering, monitoring and shared data that help teams spot losses early, plan maintenance and keep the water flowing.
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Energy
The challenge
Outages, ageing networks and shifting demand make supply hard to plan, and it’s often unclear where the energy is going.
Where technology helps
Metering, monitoring and planning tools, plus systems that bring local generation and storage into day-to-day operations.
POC
Healthcare
The challenge
What’s known about a patient is scattered: a paper folder at one clinic, prescriptions at a pharmacy, readings nobody wrote down. Nobody gets to see the whole person.
Where technology helps
One complete picture of each patient, from doctors’ notes to medicines and vital signs, available to every clinician who’s authorised to see it.
Our first platform, iHERS, brings healthcare together around one patient record.
iHERS is an integrated healthcare electronic records system. It brings everything known about a patient into one record that patients, doctors, pharmacies, clinics and the health authority all work from, so visits take less queuing and care starts with the whole picture. We built it for a national health authority, which owns it, and we’re now working with them and a public funding partner to bring it into service.
StatusIn implementation
OwnerA national health authority, not yet named publicly
IncludesPatient app, AI-assisted consultations, doctor and pharmacy portals
Design targetBuilt to carry up to fifty million patients
Every project follows the same seven stages. Sticking to them is what makes a system dependable, and it’s what allows your own team to run it with confidence.
Built to last. From our very first conversation, we think about what a solution needs to keep going: the people who’ll use and look after it, how it will be supported, and how it will be sustained. That’s how a good idea becomes a service people can count on.
Understand
We get to know the real problem, the people it affects and the limits we need to work within.
Architect
We plan for reliability, growth and the systems it needs to connect to.
Design
We turn everyday tasks into tools people can use on their busiest day.
Build
We engineer the software and the services underneath it.
Verify
We test what it does, how it copes under real load, and whether it’s truly ready.
Deploy
We put it to work where it’s actually needed.
Operate
We support it, improve it and keep it running for as long as it’s needed.
For the people who keep essential services running.
If you run an essential service, or help deliver one, and something isn’t working the way it should, we’d love to talk.
Public-sector organisations
Departments and agencies responsible for healthcare, water or energy.
Utilities and municipalities
Teams that keep water and power networks running day to day.
Healthcare organisations
Clinics, hospital groups, pharmacies and health programmes.
Infrastructure operators
Organisations that own or operate essential networks and facilities.
Delivery and funding partners
Engineering firms, funders and programmes looking for a technology partner.
Show us the symptom. We’ll help you find the root.
Tell us what isn’t working and what you’d like to change. You don’t need to have the technical answer. We read every message, reply within two working days, and we’ll always be honest about whether we’re the right fit.