Tailor-made software solution expert

Software shaped around how you actually work.

A Kuala Lumpur engineering team building custom web, mobile and cloud systems for companies that have outgrown off-the-shelf tools.

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The stack we build, deploy and maintain on.

What we build

Six kinds of work, one team. Most engagements start with one and grow into two or three.

Custom web platforms

Operations portals, booking systems, member platforms and internal tools that match the way your business already runs, instead of forcing a rewrite of your process.

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Mobile apps

One Flutter or React Native codebase shipped to both stores, with the release pipeline set up so your team can push updates without us.

Integration and APIs

Getting your accounting, warehouse, payment and CRM systems to agree with each other, so nobody is re-keying the same order three times.

Cloud, containers and CI/CD

Docker and Kubernetes on the platform you prefer, with automated tests and deployments so a release is a normal Tuesday rather than a weekend.

Legacy modernisation

We keep the system running while we replace it, module by module. No big-bang cutover, no month where the business stops.

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AI features, where they earn their place

Document extraction, search over your own records, drafting and triage. We will tell you when a rule engine does the job better and cheaper than a model, because often it does.

How a project actually runs

Agile is not a slogan here. It is why you can stop us at any point and still walk away with something that works.

  1. Understand your process

    About a week

    We sit with the people who do the job today, walk the whole flow with them, and find where the hours actually disappear. You get the written findings whatever happens next.

  2. Agree the smallest useful version

    About a week

    We cut the wish list down to the part that pays for itself first, then price that scope and commit to it. Everything else goes on a list for later, not into the first invoice.

  3. Build in two-week slices

    Every two weeks

    At the end of each slice you get working software on a real URL, not a status report. If a slice tells us the plan was wrong, we change the plan while it is still cheap.

  4. Hand over the keys

    At launch

    Repository, pipelines, infrastructure accounts, runbook and a walkthrough with whoever is taking over. Keep us on for support if you want to, not because you are stuck.

Disrupting ourselves before the environment disrupts us.

We care

Your software is not a ticket queue to us. We ask what the business is trying to win before we agree what to build, and we say so when a cheaper answer exists.

We commit

The right tool for the specific problem, and a team that stays on it. Nothing is impossible is not a poster on our wall, it is how we scope hard problems.

We love arguments

Bring your ideas and we will push back on them. Good decisions come out of good arguments, and an hour of disagreement now saves a quarter of rework later.

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You stay in control

Hiring an outside team should not mean handing over the keys to your business. Five things we put in writing on every project.

The repository lives in your organisation

You own the code, the pipelines and the cloud accounts from the first commit.

The first milestone is a fixed price

Scope and cost agreed in writing before anyone opens an editor.

Working software every two weeks

You judge progress by using it, and you can stop between any two slices.

Written for whoever comes next

Conventional structure and readable code, so an in-house team can take it over.

Handover is part of the job

Architecture notes, runbook and a live walkthrough, included rather than quoted.

Three ways to work with us

Every price is agreed before work starts. We do not quote a number on this page because we have not met your process yet.

Build the product

Six to sixteen weeks, milestone based

Discovery, interface design, build, launch and thirty days of support after go-live. Billed per milestone, so the invoice always follows something you have already seen working.

Let's talk

Discovery sprint

One to two weeks, fixed fee

We map the process, write the spec and price the build. If you take that document to another team instead, that is a fair outcome and it is yours.

Embedded engineers

Monthly, from one engineer

Senior people inside your existing team, your standups and your board. Useful when you have the direction but not the hands.

The questions we get asked first

Less than most people fear and more than a subscription. A first useful release usually lands between a few weeks and a few months of engineering. We price the discovery sprint first so the build number is based on your real process rather than a guess.

Tell us the problem, not the solution

Describe what is slow, manual or breaking. We reply with a straight answer on whether we are the right team for it.

info@kcodesolution.com

K Code Solution (JM0966770-A)
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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