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Mapache Apps

Custom software
your team actually uses.

A nearshore engineering team in Costa Rica. Overlapping hours, direct communication, and code your own developers can pick up on day one.

What we do

Four practices, one standard.

  • Web development

    From a fast, well-ranked corporate site to custom platforms that grow without needing a rewrite.

  • Mobile applications

    Apps built for everyday use, not to look good in a fifteen-minute demo.

  • Data integration

    Systems that were never designed to talk to each other, connected without rewriting any of them.

  • Process automation

    Approvals, handoffs and reminders that today depend on someone remembering. They run on their own, and who did what stays on the record.

The lifecycle

Software is never just delivered:
it comes back to the start.

We work the full cycle — from requirement to evolution — not only the stretch where the code gets written. The rest of the cycle is what decides whether the software gets used or abandoned.

  1. Requirements

    We write down what has to be solved, and for whom.

  2. Design

    We settle it in diagrams, before the code exists.

  3. Development

    We build in pieces that already work, not in layers.

  4. Testing

    We break it on purpose, before your users do.

  5. Deployment

    We deploy without switching off what already works.

  6. Evolution

    You open the next cycle, with us or without us.

Our specialty

Your data already exists.
The problem is it lives in four places.

The ERP does not talk to the CRM, inventory lives in a spreadsheet, and the vendor ships an API nobody has read. We build the layer that joins them — and the view where they finally make sense.

How we work

No surprises halfway through.

  1. Understand

    Before quoting, we understand the problem. If building is the wrong call, we say so.

  2. Scope

    A written scope with price and timeline. What is not in it is not included — and we say that up front.

  3. Build

    Deployments to a staging environment every two weeks. You see the progress, not a report about it.

  4. Hand over

    A handover session with your team. From there the project runs without us.

What you get

No vendor lock-in.

  • The repository is yours from the first commit, not at the end.
  • Technical documentation another team can read and continue.
  • No mandatory maintenance contract to keep operating.
  • Infrastructure in your own accounts, under your company name.

Next step

Tell us what you need to solve.

Four short questions. Within one business day we tell you whether we can help, how we would approach it, and the investment range it falls into.

Start the questionnaire