Software that works in disaster zones, on intermittent connectivity, on six continents. When the system is down, people are at risk. We build for that constraint.
Every system we deliver for humanitarian clients is designed to operate in the field, not prototyped and handed over.
Field applications that sync when connectivity is available and keep working when it isn't, designed for satellite internet, 2G, and total outages.
Item tracking from warehouse to last-mile delivery across multi-country operations, with barcode/QR scanning and chain-of-custody audit trails.
PII-compliant beneficiary registration, deduplication, and service delivery tracking, with anonymised exports for donor reporting.
Automated IATI-standard reporting, multi-currency budget tracking, and narrative generation for major institutional donors.
Survey tools, outbreak reporting forms, and rapid assessment applications, deployable in hours, offline-capable, with automatic sync and conflict resolution.
Unified operations platforms handling multi-language, multi-currency, multi-timezone coordination, without forking the codebase for each country programme.
When systems handle vulnerable populations in the field, compliance isn't a checkbox. It's the foundation. Every standard below is built in from the first sprint.
World Vision is one of the world's largest humanitarian organisations. We've built and maintained their core logistics and field software for over a decade, across conditions most software was never designed for.
We've run offline-first humanitarian operations across 47 locations for World Vision for over a decade. The architecture is proven. Let's talk about your constraints.
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