You talk to the engineers, not an account manager hello@arktik.id
Leave the building to us, so you can run the business instead of the project. The price is agreed before each stage starts, working software arrives every week, and the code and every account are in your name from day one.
Agreed, delivered, and handed over in full — the code, the accounts, and every password in your name. Some clients take it from there. Others keep us running it.
Selected work
Selected work
Selected work
Design conceptThe first job does not have to be the whole product. Pick the smallest thing that is genuinely costing you — one process, one connection between systems, one screen people fight with. We agree what it takes, build it, and hand it over. If that went well, we do the next one.
Start smallBesides client work, we build and run products of our own. Same process, except the client is us.
Jejak SahamWho is buying into, adding to, trimming and exiting stocks on the Indonesia Stock Exchange.
An ownership tracker built on public KSEI and BEI filings. Daily ownership changes of 5% or more and monthly changes of 1% or more, across about 963 listed stocks, 5,663 holders and 40 mapped business groups.
Ayo MainA catalog of Indonesian-language games for kids aged 2–10. No sign-up, no ads.
HTML5 games curated one by one and grouped by age. Kids play straight away on a phone or laptop; parents get clear information for every game. Game makers can submit their work to be reviewed and published.
GeraiOne app for service businesses: bookings, queues, the till, commissions, even payroll. Each kind of business gets its own brand.
Salons, barbershops, spas and car washes run on much the same loop: a customer comes in, gets served, pays, and staff earn a commission. Gerai runs that loop on one engine, and each kind of business gets its own look, vocabulary and features. Free for a single branch.
GiliranA walk-in waitlist with no app: guests scan a QR code, take a number, and get called on their phone.
For cafés, restaurants, barbershops, and clinics. Guests wander off while watching the line on their phone, staff call the next party with one tap, and owners see peak hours and returning guests. Free up to 1,000 tickets a month.
Four stages, each agreed before it starts — so the only thing you ever have to decide is whether to keep going.
We work out the real problem, who uses it, and what limits us — before anyone writes code. You end up with a written plan and a fixed price, and it is yours to keep whether you continue with us or not.
Typical duration · 1–2 weeks
We decide how it looks and how it is built, together. You review real screens in your browser, not slides.
Typical duration · 2–3 weeks
Delivered in pieces you can actually use. A working demo every week, and a private link you can open any time — you don’t have to watch it being built, you just always can.
Typical duration · from 6 weeks
The code, the documentation, and every password and account are confirmed as yours. From here some clients run it themselves and others keep us on to do it. You are choosing which, and that is the whole point of doing the first three stages this way.
Typical duration · 1 week
Things people use every day — customer portals, booking systems, internal systems, online shops. Built on proven, widely used technology, so the next person to work on it can pick it up quickly.
A review, a second opinion, or a plan. Useful when you already have a team and need to know whether what you have will hold up, or what to build next.
Read moreTaking the manual work out — handling documents, sorting requests, summarising, internal assistants. If a spreadsheet would do the job, we will say so.
Read moreHow it looks and how it flows, for things that actually get built. Delivered as real working screens, not a PDF.
Hosting, monitoring, fixes, and the small changes that come up once real people are using it. For teams who would rather not take that on. Priced monthly, cancel whenever, and the accounts stay in your name throughout.
Before this studio we spent seven years building and shipping product at established technology companies. That is where the process on this page comes from.
Plenty of clients would rather not run it themselves, and we are happy to — hosting, support, and whatever comes next, agreed the same way as everything else. The difference is that you are choosing it, not stuck with it.
If an off-the-shelf tool solves your problem, we will tell you and point you at it. Custom software is expensive and it should be the right call.
Proven tools, conventional structure, and the reasoning recorded alongside the code. Whether the next person is your team, another studio, or us in a year, nothing depends on what is only in someone's head.
You get the people who did the pitch. Nobody is swapped out after signing and nothing is subcontracted — so it is one conversation, not a chain of them.
“95% of new products miss the mark — not because of the idea, but because of poor execution”
Software rarely fails on the idea. It fails on execution. Execution is a process problem, and process is the part we are strict about.
A small studio in Indonesia building custom software for businesses that have outgrown their spreadsheets and off-the-shelf tools.
We keep the team small deliberately. It is the only way the person who planned your project is still the person building it three months later.
Openly, and in writing. The reasoning behind a decision is worth more a year later than the decision itself.
We would rather tell you something is a bad idea early than build it politely and watch it fail.
Agreeing each stage up front means you can stop after any of them without an argument.
What we have learned about build-versus-buy, the real cost of ownership, and what actually goes wrong in software projects.
A few sentences is enough to start. The first step is a call to work out what you need — no charge, no sales deck — and you can stop there with the plan in hand.
