Software engineering · La Paz, Bolivia

Software built around your operation. Not the other way round.

We design, integrate and operate systems that carry processes where a mistake costs money, time or credibility: revenue collection, weighing, healthcare, retail, industry and customer service. Open code, data and documentation that stay with your company.

  • Source code and database under your control, with no proprietary licences
  • Integration with the equipment, sensors and systems you already run
  • Training and support in your language and your time zone
PLC / RTU modbus · opc-ua Cámaras rtsp · onvif RFID / báscula epc · serial Gateway en sitio lectura por protocolo nativo · buffer local · publicación mqtt/tls Plataforma de monitoreo normalización · reglas · roles thingsboard ce Series de tiempo postgresql histórico · respaldos Tableros por sitio y región Alarmas escalado Reportes / API export · api
Reference architecture field · messaging · platform · decisions
7
departments running SISCAP
Vías Bolivia · 2012–2018
5
departments running SNCPD
tolling and weighing
80
months of continuous operation in road infrastructure
national systems
100%
open-source software on the platforms we deliver
DS 3251 · open standards

What we do

Three ways to work with us

We do not sell a box: we solve the whole process, from discovery to operation and hand-over to your team.

01

Custom software

Management systems, point of sale, clinical records, academies and back office, designed around how your team actually works.

  • Your own data model
  • Multi-tenant with real isolation
  • API and reports from day one
See custom software

02

Integrations & IoT

We connect equipment and sensors to a single monitoring platform: tolling, weighing, CCTV, energy, agriculture and industry.

  • MQTT, Modbus, OPC-UA, ONVIF
  • Offline buffering
  • Real-time dashboards and alarms
See integrations

03

AI & automation

WhatsApp support, back-office agents and analytics with verifiable attribution, running on your data and your infrastructure.

  • Human hand-off with context
  • Every answer traceable
  • Evaluation before production
See AI & automation

The difference

Why not a closed ERP

A packaged system does not cost you in licences: it costs you in the three things you never receive.

CriterionPackaged ERPTYKUN
OwnershipUsage licence: the vendor owns the codeSource code, migrations and data in your repository
IntegrationModules and connectors from the catalogueMQTT, Modbus, OPC-UA, ONVIF, RFID, scales and PLCs
ChangesConfiguration; custom work is quoted separatelyThe process is modelled and delivered in increments
ExitExport reports and start overAssisted migration, with no vendor dependency
AIAn optional catalogue moduleAutomation over your own data
ComplianceProprietary licences, limited auditabilityAligned with DS 3251 and open standards

Method

How we work

01

Assessment

Two to three weeks to map the real process, the systems already in place and the risks nobody is measuring today. You get a document with scope, architecture and a budget per phase.

02

Architecture and prototype

Data model, integrations and one screen running on real data. The prototype exists to discuss decisions before investing in the full system.

03

Incremental delivery

Releases every two weeks, with automated tests and a demo in your own environment. What you see is what gets deployed.

04

Hand-over and operation

Documentation, role-based training, admin credentials and a support period. Operations stay with your team, not ours.

Our own work

Systems already running at national scale

I would rather show what we built and sustained, with its real status, than a wall of logos.

Public road sector

SISCAP

2012–2018 · national production

Challenge

An ageing toll revenue system, with manual per-department deployments and no central traceability of operations.

What we did

  • Relational design and changes to the system source code
  • Deployment across 7 departments and support for toll and weighing posts

Status and outcome

  • Sustained national operation throughout the period
  • Foundation for later centralised monitoring
National monitoring

SNCPD

2015–2017 · 5 departments

Challenge

Each station reported in isolation: there was no national view and no standard integration with lane peripherals.

What we did

  • Development of the tracking and monitoring system
  • Deployment across 5 departments
  • Integration of weight indicators, traffic lights, barriers and IP cameras

Status and outcome

  • Centralised view of stations and weighings
  • Integration protocol reused in later proposals
Our own product

Tykun Hub

In development · foundations deployed

Challenge

Digital affiliates cannot prove which ad produced each sale; attribution is lost between the landing page and the network.

What we did

  • Multi-tenant architecture with row-level isolation and an append-only ledger
  • OIDC identity, opaque click identifier and signed server-to-server postback

Status and outcome

  • Foundations deployed and verified with isolation tests
  • Dashboard and landing editor under construction

Start with the process that costs you the most today

A two-week assessment is enough to know whether to build, integrate or simply tidy up what already exists.

We reply by email or WhatsApp during Bolivian business hours (GMT-4).