Custom software development is about building the tool that matches how your organisation actually works, not bending your operations to fit an off-the-shelf product. We design and build business software and SaaS platforms end to end, from scoping and architecture through development, deployment and maintenance, for organisations in seven countries.
Our own product, Sinan, an offline-first dental practice management system, grew out of this work and runs every day in dental clinics and with independent practitioners. Building it holds us to a product company's standards: local reliability, data that stays on the practitioner's machine, controlled updates. Every client project, wherever it is based, inherits that same discipline.
What a custom software development project includes
Every solid piece of software starts with a clear scope. We first deliver a functional brief covering roles, workflows, business rules and key screens, which you review and approve before we write a line of code.
Then come architecture and development: a web application, a multi-tenant SaaS platform, or software installed on your own machines, depending on the nature of your data and your connectivity. We cover the database, the interfaces, access rights, backups, and integrations with the tools you already use. We favour restrained, proven technology, built to last rather than to impress.
Every delivery ships with documentation, training for your team and a maintenance plan. We hand over clean, documented code that your own engineers, or another vendor, could take forward without us, regardless of where your team is based.
Our process, step by step
It starts with a scoping conversation, free and without obligation, held remotely across time zones when needed. We listen to how your business actually works before discussing technology: who will use the tool, under what conditions, within which constraints. That early listening is what keeps a project from ballooning into oversized software that costs more and serves less.
We then design the journeys and screens with our UI / UX design team, and develop in short iterations. You see the software running at every stage, on real cases from your own operations, and you set priorities based on what you see rather than on promises.
Before going live, we test on your data and your machines, not just in a demo environment. After launch, we measure real usage and fix what needs fixing: we improve based on what we measure.
A SaaS product development studio for international teams
Not every client sits down the street from our studio. Most of our clients work with us remotely, with one studio, one codebase and a single point of contact from scoping through maintenance.
That discipline travels well. Sinan taught us to design software that runs without a constant connection and keeps data on the user's own machine; the same principle meets the needs of a clinic that cares about data residency, or a team that wants a tool that stays reliable regardless of network quality.
Trilingual delivery is part of the same logic: French, Arabic and English natively, with right-to-left design built in from the first wireframe. A team serving Arabic readers gets an Arabic interface designed as Arabic, not translated as an afterthought.
Why Gorizmy for your business software
Our name comes from Algorizmi, the Latin rendering of al-Khwarizmi, the mathematician whose name gave us the word algorithm. That is the idea behind our work, from ink to algorithm, in every project we run.
We are not only a service provider: we build and run our own product. Running Sinan in production means we face the same questions you do about reliability, support and roadmap, and that experience carries into every client engagement.
Our engineering discipline, built on performance budgets, semantic architecture and measurement-driven improvement, applies to software as much as to the web. If your project also touches your online presence or a field application, our Websites & SEO and Mobile apps teams continue the same work.
Frequently asked questions
How much does custom software or a SaaS platform cost?
Cost depends on functional scope: the number of screens and user roles, the complexity of your business rules, integrations with existing tools, offline requirements, and the level of maintenance you need. A simple internal tool and a multi-tenant SaaS platform are very different undertakings. We provide a free, no-obligation quote after a scoping conversation, with a clear line-by-line breakdown, wherever your company is based. Write to hello@gorizmy.com to start that conversation.
How long does a custom software project take?
A first usable release typically ships within a few weeks to a few months depending on complexity, and the software then evolves through iterations. We prefer putting a narrow, reliable version in your team's hands early over aiming for a single, late delivery. The precise schedule is set during scoping and reviewed at the end of each iteration, accounting for time zones if your team works from abroad.
How do we work together remotely?
Most of our clients work with us remotely, using video calls and shared written documents, and we plan around time zone differences. The initial scoping conversation, free and without obligation, defines the requirements; we then write down the scope together before any development starts, whether that happens on site or entirely remotely.
Can you deliver the software in English, French and Arabic?
Yes. Our studio is trilingual by design, and right-to-left design is our native practice: an Arabic interface is designed as Arabic from the first wireframe, not produced by translation at the end of the project. Sinan, our dental practice management product, runs in Arabic and French. We can deliver your tool in one, two or three languages, depending on what your users read.
Should we choose an online SaaS or installed software?
It depends on your data and working conditions. An online SaaS suits teams spread across several countries with dependable connectivity; installed, offline-first software is the right call when connections are unstable or when data must stay on your own machines, as with patient records in Sinan. We assess both options during scoping and recommend the simplest one that meets the need.
