SOLFLIGH TECH builds software, automation, and the infrastructure underneath it, for businesses across Africa and beyond. Every line below is work we take on directly.
Software built around how your business actually works, instead of bending your process to fit off-the-shelf tooling.
Marketing sites, portals, and web platforms built for performance, accessibility, and search visibility.
Android and iOS applications, including cross-platform builds where a shared codebase is the practical choice.
Documented, versioned APIs that other systems and teams can build against without guesswork.
Multi-tenant products with the billing, permissions, and onboarding a subscription business needs from day one.
A focused first version that tests the core assumption, scoped so you can learn from real users before committing to a full build.
Larger systems with the access control, audit trails, and integration requirements that established organisations carry.
Finance, inventory, HR, and operations brought into one connected system rather than a set of separate spreadsheets.
Automating repetitive, rules-based work so your team spends its time on judgement rather than data entry.
Agents that carry out multi-step tasks against your own tools and data, with their boundaries and permissions defined up front.
Mapping a manual workflow end to end, then removing the handoffs and re-keying that slow it down.
Environments provisioned as code, with cost and scaling behaviour understood before launch rather than discovered after it.
Build, test, and deploy pipelines that make releases routine instead of events.
Schema design, indexing, and migration strategy for data that has to stay correct as it grows.
Connecting systems that were never designed to talk to each other, without a fragile chain of manual exports.
Bringing third-party services such as payments, messaging, and logistics into your product with sensible failure handling.
Interface and flow design grounded in how people actually work, including on mid-range devices and unreliable connections.
Working out what to build, what to leave out, and in what order.
Architecture reviews, technology choices, and second opinions before a decision becomes expensive to reverse.
Moving operations off paper and disconnected spreadsheets in stages, so the business keeps running throughout.
A route to someone who knows your system when something breaks.
Dependency updates, security patches, and the unglamorous upkeep that keeps software from decaying.
