Two arms. One company.
Services that pay the rent. Products that outlast them. Built by people who live here.
Why we exist, in three lines.
The gap
Most software the Seychelles runs on was built elsewhere, for someone else. It works — until it doesn’t.
Two arms
Services — web, AI, SEO — for serious clients. Products — the things that should exist here.
One mission
Services pay rent. Products are how we stay free of it. We build, we don’t pitch.
A few honest questions.
Why two arms instead of an agency?
Agencies sell hours. We sell outcomes. Services fund the products — and the products are what outlast us. Both have to be real, or neither survives.
Why drop social media from the services?
We were good enough to know we weren’t great. Four lines, done well: web, identity, AI, SEO. Need a social team? We’ll point you to one.
What does "local first" actually mean?
If it doesn’t fit Seychellois reality, we don’t ship it. SeyTax runs on SRC — not US tax code with the labels swapped.
Why is Spora Finance still in development?
Because it isn’t ready. We’d rather under-promise and ship than market it into existence.
What's the slowest you'd take a job?
We take few engagements at a time — some weeks we say no twice for every yes. If we’re slow, it’s because we’re shipping for someone else.
How we got here.
- 2023Founded
Registered in Mahé.
One person, one office, three services. No products yet — just getting good at the work.
- 2024First clients
First serious clients: Seychelles Scout Association, Living Rock Fellowship.
Two briefs, one standard. Both became case studies.
- 2025Product · 01
Build begins on SeyFind — the directory that should have existed decades ago.
First test of services funding products. It works.
- 2026Live now
SeyFind ships. SeyTax begins. A third product enters quiet build.
The two-arm model becomes fact, not intention.
- 2027Ahead
SeyTax goes public. The third product gets named.
Or it doesn't, and we say so. We won't push what isn't ready.
Every page we ship ends with three words. Soli Deo gloria.
Not because we expect you to share them — but because they keep us honest about whose name the work is done in.
— C. Dodin