Softwise is a software development studio with its head office in Tunis, building mobile apps, SaaS platforms, CRM systems, and ERP integrations for Tunisian clients. The work is done by 20+ in-house developers covering iOS, Android, data, and AI, with no subcontracting. Tunisia is one of the markets behind Softwise's 100+ delivered clients, alongside France, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, and Canada.
The same catalogue as every other market, built by the team sitting in Tunis.
Native applications built by in-house mobile engineers who also handle store submission, review responses, and the fixes that follow a release. Swift for iOS and Kotlin for Android, so the app behaves the way each platform expects.
SaaS platforms covering authentication, roles, billing, dashboards, and the multi-tenant architecture underneath them. Work ships in tested increments, so the product can be steered while it is being built.
ERP integrations, custom CRM builds, and Salesforce or HubSpot wired into the systems around them. Data engineers sit on the same team as the application developers, so the integration is architecture rather than a patch added at the end.
Proof from the home market: three service brands consolidated into one native super app, and a logistics fleet run from inside the ERP that already held the accounts.
Softwise built a home-services super app for a Tunis marketplace startup: cleaning, repairs, and delivery verticals in one native mobile app. Each vertical ships as an independent module behind a shared identity, wallet, and messaging core, so a new service line launches without touching the ones already live.
Read the case study →/006/Softwise built fleet and park management on top of ERPNext for a road-freight company in Tunis running a mixed truck and van fleet. GPS telematics, fuel card transactions, and workshop maintenance were pulled into the ERP the company already used for accounting, so each vehicle carries one running cost figure instead of being tracked across a telematics portal, a fuel supplier statement, and a workshop notebook. Preventive maintenance is scheduled from real odometer readings rather than from memory.
Read the case study →A Tunis startup running three separate service brands: home cleaning, appliance repair, and small-parcel delivery. Three apps meant three store listings competing for the same users, three logins, and marketing spend split three ways.
3 apps consolidated into 1, one account and one wallet across all services
In-house Softwise engineers
A road-freight and distribution company in Tunis running a mixed fleet of trucks and delivery vans across domestic routes. Accounting already ran on ERPNext. Everything about the vehicles themselves did not: positions lived in the telematics provider's web portal, fuel in monthly supplier statements, maintenance in the workshop manager's own spreadsheet, and insurance and vignette renewal dates in a wall calendar.
Four disconnected sources consolidated into ERPNext, maintenance moved from reactive to odometer-scheduled
In-house Softwise engineers, no subcontractors
Working with us
The one market where the team is already where you are.
The head office is in Tunis and the 20+ developers work from it. Tunisia is the one market where meeting the people who will write your code does not involve a flight, and where on-site work is an ordinary Tuesday rather than a travel line in a quote.
Delivery in Arabic, French, and English. Requirements, reviews, and day-to-day questions run in whichever of the three your team works in, often more than one in the same meeting, with the same engineers who are building the product.
Every engagement is delivered by in-house developers covering iOS, Android, data, and AI. Nothing is passed to a subcontractor, so the people who scope the work are the people who build it and the ones who answer for it afterwards.
Softwise has one office, in Tunis, Tunisia, and that is where the team works from. There is no second office and no subcontracting: the 20+ in-house developers covering iOS, Android, data, and AI are all part of one team. Clients in Tunisia can meet the engineers who will build their product.
Yes. The head office is in Tunis, so for Tunisian clients on-site work, workshops, and in-person reviews are ordinary practice rather than a travel expense. Remote works equally well, but proximity is available in this market in a way it is not in the others Softwise serves.
Yes. Softwise built a home-services super app for a Tunis marketplace startup, consolidating three separate service brands into one native application. It includes an in-app wallet recording card top-ups and cash-on-completion against the same ledger, because most Tunisian customers still pay cash.
Arabic, French, and English. Requirements, reviews, and day-to-day communication run in whichever your team uses, frequently more than one in a single meeting, with the same in-house engineers who are building the product rather than through an account manager.
No. Every engagement is delivered by Softwise's own developers. The 20+ in-house team covers iOS, Android, data, and AI, so the people who scope a project are the people who build it and the people who answer for it after release. Nothing is passed to an outside studio.
The same in-house team delivers all five.
Native iOS and Android from developers who ship them weekly. Store release and post-launch fixes included.
Read more →/002/Auth, billing, dashboards, and an architecture that survives your next 10x in users. Shipped in tested increments.
Read more →/003/Data engineers on the same team as the app developers. The integration is designed in, not bolted on.
Read more →/004/Custom CRM builds, and Salesforce or HubSpot wired into the systems your team already uses. Your pipeline and your product data stop disagreeing.
Read more →/005/We automate what your people repeat, then add AI where it moves a number you already track.
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