3 studios
London, Dresden, Ahmedabad
The conversation can start close to the operation, in the UK, Germany, or India.
Software studio · Dresden · London · Ahmedabad
Made in Germany
Your partner forGerman startups
Sayra Tech designs, builds, and looks after software for startups and mid-sized companies. The Dresden studio works in German and English. The first release starts from how your company already operates.
- Custom software and AI
- Web, mobile, and POS
- Consulting through support
Partner for German startups and the Mittelstand · Engineering from Dresden · Custom software, web, mobile, and cloud · English and German · Partner for German startups and the Mittelstand · Engineering from Dresden · Custom software, web, mobile, and cloud · English and German · Partner for German startups and the Mittelstand · Engineering from Dresden · Custom software, web, mobile, and cloud · English and German ·
GERMANY
A software partner for German startups and the Mittelstand
Mittelstand companies and young product teams need software that fits the way they already work: clear scope, a price they can see, and a team that answers in German. Dresden is the German studio. London and Ahmedabad build with the same practice.
- Startups and Mittelstand
- German and English
- From the brief to support
4 regions
UK, EU, Middle East, India
One team for companies that work across those markets.
6 practices
Build, design, test, support
Mobile, web, custom software, design, QA, and IT consulting sit in the same studio.
After launch
Support stays available
A release is the start of the next conversation, not the end of the work.
CAPABILITIES
End-to-end software work, from the brief to the week after launch
Six practices. Pick the one that matches the problem. Each opens into the service page where the detail lives.
01 / 6
Software engineering
Products built around the workflow you already have. We take a brief from the first scope through a release the team can run.
- Custom business softwareSystems shaped to the operation, not a generic package.
- Web platformsSites, portals, and single-page applications.
- Mobile applicationsPhones, tablets, and point-of-sale hardware.
- APIs and integrationsPayments, CRMs, ERPs, and the systems a product must talk to.
- E-commerceCatalogs, checkout, inventory, and the customer account.
- Internal toolsDashboards and workflow software for the people who run the company.
NEXT STEP
Tell us what you need to build
A new product, a system that has to talk to one you already run, or a release that needs a proper test pass. The useful reply starts from that.
SOLUTIONS
Software we help you develop
The shape of the product, tied to a service you can open. These are the kinds of builds the studio takes, described the way a project brief describes them.
01Open
Mobile products
Android, iOS, and cross-platform apps for phones, tablets, and point-of-sale devices. Inventory, payments, and the journey in someone’s hand.
- Flutter and React Native
- Kotlin and Swift
- POS hardware
02Open
Web platforms
Marketing sites, portals, and applications. React, Angular, or Vue on the front. Node.js, ASP.NET Core, or Django behind them.
- Responsive front ends
- Signed-in portals
- CMS when publishing is the job
03Open
Commerce
Stores with a catalog, secure payment, stock, and an account a customer can actually use.
- Checkout
- Inventory
- Recommendations
04Open
Business systems
Custom software when the off-the-shelf tool is the workaround. Workflows, rules, and the integrations around them.
- Operations tools
- Industry workflows
- CRM and ERP connections
05Open
AI and automation
Assistants, generative features, and robotic process automation for work that is repetitive and well understood.
- Assistants
- Document and data tasks
- Forecasting
06Open
Product design
Research, wireframes, prototypes, and a visual system. Useful before a build, and when a product already exists and people get lost in it.
- Figma prototypes
- Design systems
- Responsive interfaces
07Open
Release quality
A planned test pass: happy paths, the failures customers actually meet, and a written list of what blocks launch.
- Manual and automated
- Performance
- Security checks
08Open
Consulting and care
Strategy, a technology choice, managed IT, and support after the product is in use. A list you can act on, or a retainer to run it.
- Roadmaps
- Managed infrastructure
- Help desk
INDUSTRIES
Where this software shows up
The same engineering practice, applied to the workflow of the industry. Tell us which one you are in and what the product has to do there.
- HealthcareTelemedicine, appointments, and patient tools with a clear clinical task and careful access to records.
- E-commerceCatalogs, checkout, and the account around an order, including the busy hours when the shop cannot go down.
- ManufacturingSupply chain views, shop-floor information, and maintenance that is planned from history rather than surprise.
- FinancePayments, wallets, reporting, and the security a financial workflow has to assume from the first screen.
- RetailPoint-of-sale, stock, and a checkout that works on the device sitting on the counter.
- LogisticsFleet, delivery tracking, and routes, for the dispatcher and for the person driving.
- EducationLearning products, classrooms, and progress a student and a teacher can both see.
- EntertainmentMedia and interactive products where the experience is the product.
- StartupsA first release small enough to finish, on a stack that can take the next one.
- EnterpriseSystems that already exist, integrations that cannot be wished away, and a change that has to land quietly.
PRODUCTS
Typical products, described plainly
Examples of the work a brief usually asks for. Each one links to the service that covers it.
Mobile App Development
Retail POS app
Barcode scanning, sales tracking, and multi-payment integration for retail stores.
Mobile App Development
On-demand delivery
Real-time tracking, route optimization, and communication between drivers and customers.
Mobile App Development
Healthcare management
A secure telemedicine app with video consultations, appointment scheduling, and prescriptions.
Mobile App Development
E-learning platform
Video tutorials, progress tracking, and gamification.
Web Development
E-commerce
Online stores with secure payments, inventory, and a personal customer experience.
Web Development
Corporate websites
Sites that carry the brand, hold attention, and generate leads.
DELIVERY
How a software project moves
Six phases. Each one has something you can read, click, or run before the next phase starts.
Phase 01
Discover
The scope is agreed before production work starts. Who uses it, what the first release must do, and which systems it has to meet.
What this phase produces
- The business goal and what a good launch looks like
- The people and the two or three journeys that have to feel right
- Existing systems, constraints, and what can wait
- A written scope a team can estimate
TECHNOLOGY
The stack behind the work
Chosen for the product. A shared mobile codebase when the devices match. A platform language when they do not. A CMS when the job is publishing.
Mobile
- Flutter
- React Native
- Kotlin
- Swift
- Java
Web
- React
- Angular
- Vue
- Node.js
- ASP.NET Core
- Django
Data
- PostgreSQL
- MySQL
- MongoDB
AI
- Python
- TensorFlow
- PyTorch
- OpenAI
Cloud
- AWS
- Azure
- Docker
- Kubernetes
Quality
- Selenium
- Cypress
- Playwright
- Appium
- JMeter
Design
- Figma
- Adobe XD
- Sketch
CMS
- WordPress
- Drupal
- Joomla
WHY SAYRA TECH
A software partner with a price you can see
01
Strategic consulting
We look for the places technology can lower cost or shorten a task, and we say when a tool should be left alone.
02
Transparent pricing
The engagement has a price and a boundary before it starts. You can see what is included.
03
Shaped to the workflow
Requirements come from how the company works. The software follows that, including the awkward parts a package ignores.
04
Engineering and design together
Interface, architecture, and test plan are one conversation, so a screen that cannot be built does not survive the prototype.
05
A first release that can finish
The first version is the job you named, not the whole company. The rest waits on purpose.
06
Care after go-live
Support, patches, and the next feature are available once people are using the product.
QUESTIONS
Before you write
Short answers to the questions a new project usually starts with. Anything more specific belongs in the form.
Ask about your projectWhat does Sayra Tech build?
Custom software, web platforms, mobile apps, product design, testing, and IT consulting. AI and automation are part of the custom software work when a task is ready for them. Studios are in London, Dresden, and Ahmedabad, and the team works with companies in the UK, Europe, the Middle East, and India.
Do you build for Android and iOS from one codebase?
Yes, when that is the right shape. Flutter and React Native cover a shared Android and iOS app. Kotlin, Java, Swift, and Objective-C are used when the product depends on the platform itself, including point-of-sale hardware.
Can you connect a new product to the systems we already run?
Yes. Typical connections are payments, a CRM, an ERP, a stock feed, and the login you already use. Name them in the brief. An integration that appears late changes the shape of the work more than a new screen does.
How does a project start?
With a short brief: who the product is for, what the first release must do, which systems it talks to, and how you will recognise a good launch. We reply with a scope and a way to work. The inquiry button on this site collects the same facts.
Do you design as well as develop?
Yes. Research, wireframes, prototypes, interface design, and design systems are a service of their own, and they also sit at the front of a build. Tools include Figma, Adobe XD, and Sketch.
How do you test before a launch?
From the journeys, not from a tool name. Each important path gets a happy case and the failures people actually hit. Manual testing and automation with Selenium, Cypress, Playwright, and Appium. Performance, devices, APIs, and plain security checks are part of the same pass.
Can you look after the systems after launch?
Yes. Help desk, managed IT, cloud support, and on-site work when a remote session is not enough. Some teams want a retainer. Some want the product and will run it themselves. Both are a normal end to a project.
What should we send with an inquiry?
Your name, a way to reach you, the service you have in mind, and a few lines on the product. If you know the devices, the first job of the release, and the systems involved, include those. A long document is not required to start.
INSIGHTS
From the studio
27 Oct 2026
What the first weeks of IT consulting look like
Consulting is useful when it leaves you with a shorter list, a cost you can see, and a decision you can make. It is not a stack of slides.
27 Oct 2026
When custom software is worth building
Buy a product when your work matches everyone else’s. Build when the way you operate is the thing customers are paying you for.
27 Oct 2026
A practical test pass before you launch
Launch testing is not a hunt for every possible bug. It is a short, agreed pass over the journeys that would embarrass you on the first day.
PROJECT DISCUSSION
Write to the studio
London, Dresden, and Ahmedabad. We reply in German or English.
Made in Germany · Dresden
- London20 Wenlock Rd, London, N1 7GU, UK
- DresdenDresden, Germany
- AhmedabadAhmedabad, India
Tell us about the work
Name, a way to reach you, and what the first release has to do.