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Custom software · Bolivia
Software development from Bolivia, in your timezone.
Custom systems, web and mobile apps, built by the people you actually talk to. Based in La Paz, working the same hours as most of the Americas. Nine working demos on the Spanish home page: click them before you write to us.
UTC-4 English · Spanish You own the code Fixed-price projects Hourly blocks
9 demos
working systems you can click through
UTC-4
same clock as New York in summer
1 week
between working builds
100%
of the code and data ends up yours
Why Bolivia
Cheaper for structural reasons, not as a trial rate
Offshoring usually trades money for timezone pain and a language barrier. From here you get the saving without either.
Rates that are not US rates
Bolivia has one of the lowest costs of living in South America, and there is no agency margin stacked on top. The saving is structural, not a discount that expires.
You own everything
The repository, the database and the servers are yours from day one. No licence to keep paying, no vendor lock, no source code held hostage.
You talk to the developers
No account manager relaying a half-understood brief. The people who scope the work are the ones who write it and the ones who fix it.
Services
What we actually do
Four lines of work, and the honest answer about which one you need.
Web apps and dashboards
Internal tools, admin panels, customer portals and online stores.
- TypeScript, React, Next.js, Astro
- PostgreSQL and REST APIs
- Auth, roles and permissions
- Deployed on your own server
Mobile apps
Android and iOS from a single codebase, or native when it pays off.
- React Native and Expo
- Native Kotlin for Android
- Offline first, syncs later
- Play Store and App Store releases
Integrations and automation
Making the systems you already run talk to each other.
- Third party and internal APIs
- WhatsApp Cloud API
- Spreadsheet import and export
- Scheduled jobs and reports
Infrastructure and maintenance
Taking over a codebase nobody is looking after, and keeping it alive.
- Docker and Linux servers
- Nginx, TLS and backups
- Performance and database tuning
- Documentation for the next developer
Stack
Web
TypeScriptReactNext.jsAstroTailwind
Servidor
Node.jsExpressPythonGoPostgreSQL
Móvil
React NativeExpoKotlinAndroidiOS
Escritorio y sistemas
RustDockerLinuxERPNextNginx
Bolivia
Facturación SIATWhatsApp Cloud APIImpresoras térmicas
Go deeper
Pick the arrangement that fits
Three ways to work together, each with its own page and its own answers.
How it works
Four steps, in that order
You see something running in the first week. If the prototype is wrong, that is the cheap moment to find out.
1
Tell me the problem
A short call or a written brief. What breaks today, who uses it, what it should do instead.
2
Scope and fixed quote
You get the scope in writing with a price and a date before anything is built. No hourly surprises.
3
Weekly working builds
Something usable ships every week. You see progress in the product, not in a status report.
4
Handover
Repository, database, servers and documentation transferred to your accounts. Support for the first month.
Questions
Rates, English and everything else
The six things every first conversation covers, answered up front.
What does a project cost?
Fixed-price work starts around USD 15 for a one-page site and USD 70 for a first working module of a custom system. Most complete systems land between USD 150 and USD 500 depending on scope. Those are real numbers, not a teaser rate: costs here are simply lower and there is no agency margin on top. Hourly and monthly rates for ongoing work are quoted on request.
How big is the team?
Small and based in La Paz, which is the whole reason the price works. You deal directly with the people writing your code, not with a sales layer. For larger scopes we bring in collaborators we have worked with before, and you hear about it beforehand, not after.
How is your English?
Written English for tickets, specs and pull requests, which is where most of the work happens anyway. Spanish is native. If your team would rather run calls in Spanish, that works too.
Can you work inside our repo and process?
Yes. We work in your GitHub or GitLab, your branching model, your ticket tracker and your review process. If you have a CI pipeline we follow it rather than inventing our own.
What about NDAs and contracts?
Fine with both. Send yours over and we review and sign it. Payments are usually a deposit plus milestones, by bank transfer or whichever method works on your side.
Can we see something working before committing?
Yes, and that is the whole point of the demo section on the Spanish home page. Nine small systems you can click through: restaurant orders, bar tabs, guard patrol tracking, point of sale, bookings, gym access, delivery, school attendance and workshop quotes. The interfaces are in Spanish, the code behind them is not.
Contact
Tell us what you need built
Two lines about the problem is enough to start. We answer the same day during office hours in La Paz, which is office hours for most of the Americas.
WhatsApp +591 69677861
WhereLa Paz, Bolivia · remote worldwide
HoursMon to Fri 9:00 to 19:00 UTC-4
ContractsNDA and your paperwork, no problem