We build it. We ship it.
We stay.
CodingJet builds enterprise software. Same engineers from first commit to production and for the years that follow. We also build and operate our own products, like The ASO Tool.
Three things,
done properly.
We focus on a few things we've spent years getting good at. When a project isn't right for us, we say so, and where we can, we point you toward someone who fits better.
Product engineering
Web and mobile apps, from the first prototype through v1.0 and the quiet years after. We write the code, run the infrastructure, and answer the pager when something breaks at 2AM.
ERP & internal systems
The tools that replace the spreadsheet that somehow became your company's operating system. ERP, CRM, admin dashboards, data pipelines, shaped around how your team actually works instead of how a vendor thinks you should.
Cloud & DevOps
The quiet infrastructure that keeps everything up. We run our own production platform end to end, so this isn't theory we read about. It's how we ship every day.
Why teams
stay with us.
Four reasons most of our client relationships are measured in years, not sprints.
Same engineers, end to end
You talk to the people writing the code. No account managers, no handoff to a support queue after launch.
Three entities, one invoice
Contract against our Egyptian, UK, or US entity, whichever suits your finance team. One team behind all three.
Working software on Fridays
Weekly demos against a shared backlog. If we're behind schedule, you hear about it on Monday, not at the end of the quarter.
On call when it matters
We run our own production cluster. On-call isn't a service we resell. It's how we ship every day.
What we build
for ourselves.
Most of our client work sits behind an NDA. The easiest way to show you how we build is to point at something we made, and still run, ourselves.
The ASO Tool
An App Store Optimization platform used by indie developers and teams shipping mobile apps. We designed it, built it, and still operate it. Every keyword rank, every competitor report, every scheduled job runs on infrastructure we own.
Want to see client work? We walk through relevant projects on the intro call. Email us and we'll set one up.
CodingJet delivers excellent work, and their communication is really super. We'll likely have more work with them in the future.
How we
work.
The same four steps whether the work is two weeks or two years. If something has to change along the way, we talk about it before we bill for it.
Intro call
Thirty minutes on a call. We listen, ask the questions nobody likes asking, and tell you honestly whether we're the right team for the job.
Written proposal
Scope, timeline, and price, all in writing. What we sign is what you pay. If something new turns up later, we flag it before we touch it.
Weekly shipping
Every Friday you see working software, not slides. Small increments, on a schedule, in a shared channel you own.
Long-running support
Launch is the beginning, not the end. We stay on for fixes, upgrades, and on-call rotation. If you'd rather take the code in-house, we hand it over cleanly.
Questions
we hear.
What services does CodingJet offer?
Three things, mostly. We build web and mobile products for clients, we develop internal systems like ERP and CRM, and we run the cloud infrastructure that keeps both alive. If a project doesn't fall into one of those, we'll say so and, where we can, point you toward someone who fits better.
How can CodingJet help my business?
It depends on what hurts. If you have an idea and no engineers, we build it. If you have a tangled internal system slowing everyone down, we fix it or replace it. If you have a product in production and you need people to run it properly, we do that too. The first call is where we figure out which of those it is.
What industries does CodingJet serve?
We've shipped work across fintech, logistics, document scanning, app marketing, and internal tools for companies that don't fit a neat category. If we haven't worked in your industry before, we'll say so up front, and together we'll decide whether that's a problem.
Is CodingJet available internationally?
Yes. We're registered in Egypt, the United Kingdom, and the United States, and we invoice from whichever entity makes sense for you. Our working day spans European and US-East hours, with on-call coverage outside them.
What makes CodingJet different from other providers?
We keep the team deliberately small. You talk to the engineers building your software, not a sales desk or a project manager three layers removed. We write honest proposals, ship every Friday, and stay on after launch. That's it. There's no pitch deck.
How do I get started with CodingJet?
Send a few sentences to [email protected] about what you're trying to build. We reply within a working day. If it looks like a fit, we set up a thirty-minute call. If it isn't, we say so, and where we can, we recommend someone else.
What is the process of working with CodingJet?
A call, a written proposal, weekly demos, and a long tail of support. We keep standups out of your calendar. You see working software on Fridays. If we're behind schedule, you hear about it on Monday, not at the end of the quarter.
Can CodingJet integrate with our existing systems?
That's most of what we do. Over half of our projects involve someone else's code, someone else's database, or someone else's API. We usually start with a short audit: we read the code, run the tests, and write up what we find before changing anything.
What kind of support does CodingJet offer?
As much or as little as you want. After launch, most clients keep us on a monthly retainer that covers fixes, upgrades, and on-call rotation. Some hand the code to an internal team and bring us back for specific work. Both are fine. We don't hold code hostage.
Tell us what you're building.
A few sentences is enough. We reply within a working day, and often within the hour during European or US-East hours.