A small studio with senior engineers, and a long memory.
Dibi Tech Private Limited ships production software for founders and enterprise teams — quickly, honestly, and without the agency overhead.
Born from years of shipping software that had to actually work.
We started Dibi Tech because we kept watching ambitious teams pay agencies a fortune for half-finished software they couldn't extend. The work would look great in a demo, then quietly rot in production.
We do the opposite: small senior teams, clean codebases, weekly demos, and the kind of documentation that lets your own engineers take over on day one. Our flagship build — the Dhalkebar Hospital Management System — ships to a real hospital, not a slide deck.
We also build and run our own products. Book My Sewa lets people in Nepal book home, repair and care services from verified professionals. Our WhatsApp Business API and SMS Gateway platforms help businesses reach their customers. And Dibi AutoPress, now in development, is a multi-agent AI system that researches, writes and publishes content with a human approving every article.
We are based in Janakpur-8, Dhanusha, Nepal, and we work with hospitals, businesses and founders who want software that keeps working after launch.
Four principles, no exceptions.
Senior by default
No bait-and-switch staffing. The engineer on your scoping call is the one who writes the code.
Weekly demos
You see working software every week. No three-month black box, no surprises at the finish line.
Clean handover
Documented codebase, runbooks, and access. You can fire us on day one of operations and keep going.
Pragmatic, not trendy
We use boring tech where boring tech wins. We bring in AI where it genuinely earns its cost.
What clients say after launch.
"They delivered in eight weeks what our previous vendor couldn't in eight months. The codebase is clean, the documentation is clean, and we ship to it every day."
Let's build something worth keeping.
Tell us about your project — scope, deadline, constraints. We reply within one business day.