Sintech Nepal
Product catalogue for a security and networking distributor, fed live from the dealer portal we also built.
Shops, schools, clinics and non-profits across Nepal run on software we wrote — a clinic printing prescriptions, a school of hundreds, a wholesaler ordering on a patchy connection. Every project here is live right now.
Trusted by businesses, schools and non-profits across Nepal
Selected work
These are screenshots of sites people are using today. Look through either row and open whichever one you like.
Websites
Mobile apps
The portfolio, counted
Each figure is counted from the case studies on this site every time the page is built. Nobody typed it in and nobody rounded it up.
Counted from the case studies on this site. Every one is reachable today.
How many shipped client projects each technology is currently running in.
What we do
From the first domain to the analytics report twelve months later — and the client portal where you can check both.
Our stack
Everything on this list runs on at least one client project you can open from this page.
Server-rendered by default, so pages arrive fast and search engines see real content instead of an empty div.
Typed APIs and relational data. No mystery layer between the app and its database, and every schema change is a tracked migration.
Android and iOS, plus installable progressive web apps — and the release pipelines that get them into Google Play and the App Store.
So clients edit their own words, prices and photographs instead of emailing a developer about a typo.
We run what we build. AWS for workloads that have to scale, our own Linux hosts where a fixed monthly cost matters more than elasticity.
Endpoint protection through our Kaspersky partnership, plus the edge and application hardening we build into every project.
Assistants that answer from your own documents, and the workflow automation that removes the copy-and-paste work behind them.
Local rails Nepali customers already use, verified server-side, alongside international cards for overseas buyers.
How we know a site is working after launch, and how we stop a regression reaching you in the first place.
How we build
The unglamorous work that decides whether a site still runs in two years, on an ordinary phone, with bots knocking on the door.
Built for a mid-range Android phone on mobile data, not a developer's laptop. Small bundles, modern image formats, no layout shift.
103 kB first load on this page
Content-Security-Policy with per-request nonces, hashed credentials, parametrised SQL, rate limiting, and a logged record of every scan attempt. Kaspersky endpoint protection for office and client machines.
Kaspersky partner · CSP nonces · HSTS
Deployments, backups, domain-expiry checks, analytics pulls and renewal reminders all run on a schedule. Nothing important depends on somebody remembering it.
Scheduled jobs, not reminders
Server-rendered HTML, structured data, sitemaps and an llms.txt — so both Google and AI assistants can read and cite the site rather than receiving an empty page.
Schema.org on every page type
Keyboard navigation, visible focus, honest colour contrast, and motion that stops entirely when a visitor has asked their device for reduced motion.
WCAG 2.2 AA contrast targets
Devanagari typography that renders on cheap handsets, Bikram Sambat dates, local payment gateways, and the paperwork .np domains actually require.
Bilingual English / नेपाली
Typed code, forward-only migrations, and infrastructure we can hand over. Nothing that only one person on earth can service.
TypeScript strict mode
Your domain is registered in your name, your code is yours, and your database can be exported whenever you ask. Leaving us should be possible — that is what keeps us honest.
No lock-in, no hostage data
Beyond the website
Building the app is the easy half. The rest is signing keys, store listings, screenshots at six sizes, privacy declarations and a review process that rejects you for things nobody warned you about. We do all of it, and we have the release pipelines to prove it.
3 Android apps already published for clients
Or install this very site — it is a progressive web app.
For existing clients
Every client gets a login. No emailing us to ask when the domain expires or what we did last month — it is all on one page.
Common questions
The questions we are actually asked, answered plainly. Open any of them.
Our websites start at NPR 15,000 for a straightforward business site. A larger build — an online shop, a school portal, a booking system — is quoted on scope. Domain registration and hosting start at NPR 18,000 per year. We quote a fixed price before work begins, so there is no open-ended hourly bill.
A standard business website takes two to four weeks from the point we have your content. Larger systems with logins, payments or a mobile app take longer, and we give you a dated schedule at quote time rather than an estimate that slips.
Yes. We handle .com, .com.np, .org.np and .edu.np registration and renewal. Nepali .np domains are administered through the national registry and require supporting documents — a business registration for .com.np, or school approval papers for .edu.np — and we walk you through what is needed.
Yes. We have delivered fully bilingual sites where every public page exists in both English and Nepali, including Devanagari typography that renders correctly on low-end Android phones. We recommend having a native Nepali speaker review translated copy before it goes live.
You get a login to our client portal, where you can see your domain expiry date, hosting renewal date, a log of work we have done, and your visitor analytics. We contact you before a domain or hosting renewal is due rather than letting it lapse.
A large part of our work is schools and non-profits. We have built school websites with parent, student and teacher portals, student roster management, announcements and installable Android apps, as well as NGO sites with programme reporting and donation routes.
Often, yes. We audit the existing site first and tell you honestly whether repairing it or rebuilding it is the better use of your money. If the current platform is a dead end we will say so rather than charging to maintain something that cannot be fixed.
Tebahal, near Sankata Mandir on New Road in Kathmandu. We work with clients across Nepal and remotely with organisations abroad that need work delivered in Nepal.
12 client systems live right now
Tell us what you need. We will come back with a scope and a price — no obligation, and no charge for the conversation.
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