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SoftzenX · software studio
Apps, websites, automation, and AI for schools, fuel stations, gas dealers, and businesses that have outgrown the notebook and the WhatsApp thread.
02 / From one idea
The shapes spread across the hour, from the counter to the branch.
6Industries we design for
6Ways a project can start
5Steps from first call to support
03 / Services
Pick the messiest hour. We design the screen, the handoff, or the reminder around that.

Tools for the counter, the gate, and the delivery van.
View the work
A site that explains the offer and asks for the next step.
View the work
Repeat work leaves the chat thread.
View the work
Answers from your own fees, stock, and delivery rules.
View the work
Billing, shop, and accounts start sharing one record.
View the work
Posts and reviews, read like an operations report.
View the work04 / Customers
A quiet screen, words that match the work, and a desk people keep open. These notes come back after the first real week.
The count is done before the first bell. Parents read the same note we see, and a new clerk can run the desk on Monday.
05 / Screens
These are reference builds, not named clients. They show the shape of the software.
06 / Industries
Schools, pumps, dealers, shops, and companies with more than one desk. Each one gets a different screen.
For shops and counters that still close the day in a notebook. The software follows the sale, the shelf, and the evening count.
07 / Social insights
Reach, stars, and the replies still waiting. The owner should see them without opening five apps.
Reach, 7 days
Station cafe
Queue moved. Washroom was fine.
4.0 stars
Green Road shop
Reply was fast and the order update was clear.
5.0 stars
08 / How we work
From the first conversation to the week after launch. Five steps, no package maze.
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We learn the queue, the bell, and the close of day. You show us the notebook.
The noon queue, and the book
We will sit with the desk
02
Screens you can click before the full system is written. We change them while they are still cheap to change.
03
The working product, in pieces you can try with real staff, not a reveal at the end.
04
Records moved, people shown the desk, and the first real day watched.
First real day
LiveRecords in. People on the desk.
05
Fixes and small changes after go-live, while the new habit is still fragile.
09 / Stack
React on the screen. A small server, a database, and connections to the tools you already pay for.
01
Sales, stock, attendance, or deliveries — whichever number you currently hunt for at night.
02
If the person on duty cannot teach it, it is not finished.
03
Small changes should not require a developer every time the week changes.
09 / Start
A name, a phone, and the kind of software. We call the number you leave.
10 / Get in touch
Name, phone, and email. Choose the kind of software, from a counter app to something shaped around the day you already run.