Limited connectivity
Work continues when the network does not.
We define local storage, conflict handling, synchronization, and recovery before implementation begins.
Systems / Platforms / Technical leadership
100Kode designs and integrates software platforms for public organizations, established companies, and startups across Africa and North America.
We work where software meets field equipment, unreliable connectivity, existing systems, and operational accountability.
Capabilities
Some programs begin with equipment. Others begin with an existing platform, a delivery deadline, or a team that needs technical direction. We define the operating constraint first, then shape the engagement around it.
Headline capability
Connect software to sensors, measurement instruments, edge hardware, field terminals, and existing platforms. We define data flow, offline behavior, synchronization, and operational controls.
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Build web, mobile, and operations software around real users, established processes, permissions, integrations, data migration, and systems already in place.
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Give leadership a defensible technical path through program architecture, due diligence, vendor qualification, engineering modernization, and team design.
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Add engineers who work inside your planning, repositories, reviews, and operating rhythm through a managed monthly engagement.
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Operating conditions
Systems fail at their boundaries. That is where we concentrate the architecture, testing, and operating plan.
Limited connectivity
We define local storage, conflict handling, synchronization, and recovery before implementation begins.
Heterogeneous equipment
We document interfaces, normalize data, isolate dependencies, and define how device failures are detected.
Traceability
Measurements, approvals, and regulated data retain the time, source, and responsibility required for review.
Existing systems
Databases, spreadsheets, identity providers, vendor tools, and established workflows are treated as constraints from the beginning.
Engagement
01 / Scope
We identify the objective, users, locations, equipment, existing systems, decision makers, timeline, and consequences of failure.
02 / Inspect
We resolve the questions that affect architecture, delivery risk, procurement, and deployment.
03 / Decide
You receive a defined scope, milestones, responsibilities, acceptance criteria, commercial model, and decision points.
04 / Deliver
Work lands in your environment with documentation, runbooks, architecture decisions, and operating ownership.
Organizations
Programs that require clear governance, durable systems, field deployment, and accountable use of institutional resources.
Operations that depend on equipment, existing platforms, multiple vendors, or workflows that cannot stop during change.
Growing startups with real users, operational complexity, integrations, or regulatory obligations that need a stronger platform and team.
Africa / North America
100Kode LLC was founded in 2018 and is headquartered in Laurel, Maryland.
Our engineering network spans Côte d’Ivoire, Senegal, Bénin, and Kenya. English and French are working languages. Engagements maintain at least four hours of daily overlap with US business hours.
This structure supports programs led from Africa, North America, or both, without placing translation and regional coordination on the client.
Ownership
Code is committed to your repository. Infrastructure and external services run in accounts controlled by your organization.
We document architecture decisions, delivery status, consumption, deployment procedures, and unresolved risks. Your internal team or chosen operator receives the access and working context required to continue.
From the studio
Our studio products keep product decisions, engineering tradeoffs, deployment, and maintenance inside our own operating practice.
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The first conversation is for scope and fit. We identify the constraints that matter and determine whether a discovery phase is the right next step.