Apps, sites and talent for PropTech and RealEstate companies
We're a Lean+Agile dev house that uses a hybrid onshore/near-shore approach to supplying solutions and services for businesses in the real estate industry. If it's software we can build it. Or we can supply the talent so you can build it yourself.
Software and talent for PropTech and RealTech startups
Get your idea into the market. Start shipping. SoftwareSeni provides the software development services and expertise you need to turn your PropTech and RealTech business models into active competitors. Our hybrid onshore/near-shore model gives the cost advantages of outsourcing without the headaches.
SoftwareSeni specialises in delivering tailored solutions for the PropTech industry. Our founders have years of experience in the industry and with delivering technical solutions.
We understand the unique needs of PropTech startups and can provide high-quality, robust, and reliable solutions that can handle your business-critical operations. We pride ourselves on being flexible and adaptable to your changing needs, and our solutions can easily scale as your business grows.
Websites, web apps, Android and iOS apps, high performance monetisable APIs - if you can imagine it, our team of developers, UI and UX designers, technical and customer support professionals, can deliver it.
1200+
Successful projects
50+
Clients worldwide
210+
Skilled staff
Offices in Sydney, Jakarta and Yogyakarta
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An Expert in Digital Business Transformation
SoftwareSeni Teams excel in delivering digital transformation for businesses, ranging from SMEs to Corporations. As an AWS official consulting partner that is trusted by 100+ companies around the world, we consistently set the bar high to support our clients’ business goals.
We Are Proud of Our Work, and So Are Our Clients
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