
First conversation
at Belica
Maresa Abigail Romero
Engineering · Business analysis · Custom software
We are a team of engineers and developers. We listen to the problem before talking about technology, and build the exact piece that solves it.
Diagnosis
Pick whatever sounds familiar. You can choose more than one.
Diagnosis
Pick one or more situations and we will tell you where we would start.
Our proposal
The tools change depending on what is needed. What does not change is that we start from the problem, not from the technology.
We design and build digital experiences that represent your business and convert.
We design systems that remove manual work and data-entry errors.
We turn scattered data into tools for deciding.
We build custom solutions on top of what you already use, without starting from scratch.
We analyse processes and find the opportunities you cannot see from the inside.
We sit down to understand the problem. That is the first deliverable.
Experience
Web and mobile applications, custom platforms and CRMs, running in industries that look nothing alike. What repeats is not the technology: it is understanding the process before writing the first line.
+6
years building software
Systems that reached production and are still operating, with people using them every day.
Sectors
we have worked in
Gyms, food service, connectivity, fintech and others. The business changes, the way we read it does not: process first, technology after.
AI
built into the solution
We build AI into the systems we deliver when it solves something concrete, and we use it in-house to prototype and document. In both cases architecture, review and accountability stay with the team.
The industry changes. The method does not.
The studio
You will always talk to the same people. Whoever hears the problem is the one who then builds it, and there is nobody in between translating.
Get to know each of themA sample of what we built and what it solved.
View projects

2025
It is a product in production, used daily by paying customers. You can open it and look around.


2026
The Ixfo team publishes and edits its blog without going through development.
2026
An order is entered once and reaches the kitchen without being retyped.
Every case, told in full, with the live site there to check it.
What they say
Every quote has a case behind it and a site you can open. No stock-photo names.
We had a notebook, a spreadsheet and three apps that did not talk to each other. Today members, payments and access live in one place, and we use it every day across every location.
Changing a paragraph on the blog meant opening a ticket and waiting. Now the team writes, edits and publishes on its own, without going through development, and we are carrying that same principle to the rest of the site.
Every order was written twice, and the second time was where the stock errors showed up. Now it is entered once and reaches the kitchen exactly as the customer placed it.
The work does not end at handover. It ends when you can carry on without us: the repository in your name, the infrastructure documented, and nobody in the middle when you want to touch your own product.
Questions
Straight answers. If yours is missing, write to us and we will answer anyway.
It depends on the scope, which is why the first session ends with the scope written down. From there you get a proposal with stages, timeline and a closed price. No open line items and no surprises on the invoice.
Something running from the first week, then short deliveries until we close. The plan says it with dates: you always know where the project stands and what comes next.
AI speeds up the repeatable: prototypes, tests, documentation, migrations. Architecture decisions, review and accountability belong to the team. You talk to people.
You do, from day one. Repository, infrastructure and documentation in your name. If tomorrow you carry on with another team, you carry on without asking us.
You can carry on by yourself with the documentation, or hire maintenance: fixes, security updates and new features on top of what already works.
Yes. We inherit code from other teams often: we understand it, document it and keep it running. No need to start from scratch.