What Software the Codiosity Team Can Build, and the Proof Behind It

The first question from a prospective client is almost never about price. It is simpler than that: "can you build something like this?" What you are actually after is rarely a service list either. It is evidence that this team has finished something comparable and put it in front of real users.

So this piece is arranged backwards from the usual brochure. Every kind of software named here is pinned to one real product you can open, install, or read for yourself, and the last part lists the things you should not ask a team this small to take on.

Eight shapes we have shipped, not eight we are promising

1. 01Web apps and platforms: SpawnVault, a dashboard for organising extra-income sources, already live.
2. 02Bilingual company websites: codiosity.com itself, with a client portal running inside it.
3. 03Android apps that actually made it onto Google Play: ZenHanzi, which teaches Mandarin from the lock screen.
4. 04Point of sale systems: CashierBoss, an Android till that works offline and has reached version 3.0.0.
5. 05Windows desktop apps: Codi Agent, a local-first to-do keeper we give away free and open-source.
6. 06Games with a server-side economy: The Mafia, still in development, and we say so plainly.
7. 07Internal systems and client portals: the projects, add-ons, warranties, and complaints running on this site.
8. 08AI agents attached to software you already run: your website, your dashboard, your internal tools.

Web apps and platforms, the request that arrives most often

SpawnVault is a web app: one dashboard that gathers and organises extra-income opportunities, from side projects to micro-tasks, so they stop living across a dozen browser tabs. In the same domain environment we also run RespawnSociety, a media platform for news and articles. Two different shapes: one is account-based software, the other is a publishing platform that has to stay legible to search engines.

For business needs this is the category that comes up most: information systems with logins, role separation, dashboards, reporting, and connections to somebody else’s API. It starts at Rp 15 million per project, and what moves the figure is the number of modules, something we can count together before you agree to anything.

Android apps that actually reached Google Play

Building an Android app and getting it onto Google Play are two separate jobs. ZenHanzi has been through both: a Mandarin learning app that puts one character on the lock screen so you read it before you unlock the phone, and it installs straight from the Play Store today. CashierBoss is also live on Android for a completely different need, running a till.

One thing worth saying plainly here: what we have proven all the way to a public release is Android. DuitKu, our personal finance tracker, is planned for Android and iOS together, but it is still in progress. So if your project requires a track record of App Store releases, we do not have one.

Tills and money tools, where a number cannot be wrong

CashierBoss records daily transactions, and that is the category of software least forgiving of small mistakes. If the total drifts by a thousand rupiah every ten transactions, the product has failed no matter how good it looks. So the working pattern is the same across everything we build that touches money, including the economy in The Mafia.

• Every balance change runs inside a transaction with a row lock, so two requests arriving at the same instant cannot count the same money twice.
• Every change in a monetary value has to leave a row in a ledger, so there is a trail that can be replayed when something looks wrong.
• Money is stored as a 64-bit integer rather than a decimal, because rounding money is a bug that is never funny.
• Important actions are made safe against repeated requests, so a connection dropping mid-process does not pay out twice.
• For a till, working without internet counts as a basic requirement from the first design sketch.

Desktop apps, including the one we give away

Codi Agent is a desktop app for Windows 10 and 11: a to-do keeper with a small pixel fox for company on screen. It is free, open-source, and every task stays on the user’s own device rather than on our servers. The latest entry in its changelog is 1.1.42 on 31 July 2026, and the version is still marked beta. It is mentioned here because it is the cheapest way for you to judge how we work: install it, use it for a week, then decide.

Games, because their economies test the same things a business system does

The Mafia is an asynchronous social game for Android we are building, with all cash, energy, items, and combat results computed on the server rather than on the phone. The client is Flutter, the API is Go, the database is MySQL. It has not shipped and has no release date. It belongs on this list for a technical reason: a game economy stresses exactly what a business finance system does, namely state that has to be right, requests that arrive at the same moment, and retries that must never mint money twice.

Internal systems and client portals, this website being the example

The easiest part of our work to verify happens to be the site you are reading. Behind its public pages sits the client portal we use to run live projects, and it holds precisely the kind of features companies ask for in an internal system.

• Login with hashed passwords and time-limited sessions, with no public sign-up: client accounts are created by an admin.
• Admin and client roles enforced on the server rather than merely hidden from the interface.
• A project page with a progress feed and file uploads only the project owner can download.
• Per-project add-ons that feed into the total cost, including the source code custody policy.
• A three-month warranty computed automatically from the handover date, extendable at Rp 250 thousand per month.
• Complaints with open, in-progress, and resolved states, plus an indicator of which team members are online.

If your business has a flow of its own, say tiered approvals, warehouse stock, technician scheduling, or recurring invoices, the work looks like this. What changes is the modules, not the way they are built.

AI agents attached to the software you already use

The request rising fastest over the past year is not a new app but an AI agent wired into a system that already runs: answering customer questions from your own data, triaging incoming tickets, drafting a report from a dashboard you already have. We build on models already available through an API, then connect them to your website, your till software, or your internal tools. Control stays with you, including deciding which data the agent may read and which it may not.

What you should not ask us for

• Our core team is two people. If what you need is twenty engineers working in parallel within a month, we are the wrong choice, and it is better for that to be clear now.
• We have no App Store release history. Every app of ours live in a store is Android.
• We build on existing AI models and do not train language models from scratch for clients.
• We do not name release dates for anything still in development. The Mafia is the example: long in the works, still without a date.
• We hold no compliance certification such as ISO 27001 or SOC 2. If your procurement requires one, that is a condition we cannot meet.

The numbers are published up front, not after a meeting

Starting prices sit on the services page so you can judge whether the budget fits before contacting anyone. They are all "from" figures, because the number of modules is what sets the final one.

• Personal website from Rp 1.5 million per project.
• Company profile website from Rp 3 million per project.
• Custom software or system from Rp 15 million per project.
• Mobile app from Rp 25 million per project.
• UI/UX design from Rp 250 thousand per page.
• Monthly care packages: Care Lite Rp 350 thousand, Care Standard Rp 750 thousand, Care Pro Rp 1.5 million.

Every build project carries a three-month warranty at no extra cost: bugs or problems after handover get fixed inside that window. Source code is released to the client by default, and it stays with us only when you choose the custody add-on yourself.

The fastest way to judge whether we fit

Do not judge us by this page. Install Codi Agent, which is free, and watch how the app behaves. Open ZenHanzi on Google Play and decide whether the flow makes sense. Then read one of our product articles that names the parts which do not work yet, because a willingness to write down limits is the hardest thing in a portfolio to fake.

If after that the kind of software you need is somewhere in those eight, the first conversation is free and carries no obligation. If it is not there, we will say so in that first conversation rather than halfway through a project.

• Codiosity productsEvery product named in this article, each with its current status.https://codiosity.com/en/work
• Services & pricingThe service list, starting prices, care packages, and the warranty note.https://codiosity.com/en/services
• Codi Agent, a free desktop to-do appThe cheapest way to judge how we work: install it and use it.https://codiosity.com/en/about/insights/codi-agent-aplikasi-to-do-desktop-gratis-lokal-first
• AI agents for you and the software you already useThe AI agent part goes deeper here.https://codiosity.com/en/about/insights/codiosity-bantu-bangun-agentic-ai-untuk-user-dan-software
• Start a projectA short form for when you already know the shape of software you need.https://codiosity.com/en/mulai-proyek