Method
Software engineering

The factory where your idea takes shape

Zetarix builds software tailored to your company and puts it into production. Every project moves forward with an agreed scope, early prototypes, and weekly demos. The people who founded the company still write the code, and you work directly with them.

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The Zetarix factory: an idea, shown as a cube of light, travels along the circular production line The Zetarix factory at night: an idea, shown as a cube of light, travels along the circular production line
Imagine Station Define

Defining the problem is part of the work

It all starts with questions. The answers live in your day-to-day operation, and from there comes the precise statement of the problem: a system built on a vague diagnosis fails quietly. When this stage closes, what gets built and how the result will be measured are set down in writing. Part of the craft is ruling out, in time, what is not worth building.

What you get A document with the agreed scope and success criteria.
Define station: a screen with a target and checklist in front of the cube of light Define station at night: a screen with a target and checklist in front of the cube of light Define

What we know how to build

No two commissions are alike, and yet almost all of them fit into six families.

Our specialty

Voice interfaces and conversational assistants

Systems that talk with your users by voice in real time, from the greeting to the close. Two projects in the showcase work this way →

E.g.: a phone receptionist that books appointments and answers common questions.

Ask about your case →

Custom software

The core system your company needs, designed around your real processes and business rules.

E.g.: the system that runs your entire operation, from onboarding a client to closing the register.

Ask about your operation →

Process automation

Repetitive work is left to the system: it understands the documents it receives and records each figure in its place.

E.g.: the bank reconciliation is finished every morning with no one on the team stepping in.

Ask about your process →

End-to-end digital products

We take your product idea and carry it all the way to real users: design, build, launch, and first metrics.

E.g.: a portal where your clients sign up for the service and download their receipts.

Ask about your product →

System modernization

We bring your legacy system onto current technology, with a transition that does not interrupt daily work.

E.g.: the program that today runs on a single office machine becomes usable from any browser.

Ask about your system →

Integrations

We connect the systems that work in isolation, so no one enters the same data twice.

E.g.: when the warehouse ships an order, the invoice and the customer notice go out on their own.

Ask what to connect →
Prove Station Prototype · Validate

The idea, put to the test

Prototype station: the cube takes shape inside a glass chamber Prototype station at night: the cube takes shape inside a glass chamber Prototype

The first piece of the system

Before the full system comes a version you can already walk through. A clickable prototype, ready in a matter of days, in front of the people who will use it.

What use reveals

Validation sessions are run with people from your operation, who use the prototype on real tasks. We watch where they hesitate and what they overlook. Each session leaves written conclusions, and those conclusions decide what gets built next. The larger investment waits until then.

What you get The clickable prototype and the conclusions from its validation.

Your project would go through this test bench too. Get in touch →

Validate station: a screen with users and metrics assessing the prototype, a gold check seal Validate station at night: a screen with users and metrics assessing the prototype, a gold check seal Validate
Build Station Assemble · Verify

Construction in plain sight

Build station: robotic arms assemble the product over a screen of code Build station at night: robotic arms assemble the product over a screen of code Assemble

The rhythm of the line

We work in short stages. Each week you get a demo of the system as it stands; you decide on what you see working, while adjusting is still simple.

The inspection before shipping

Automated tests run on every version; the security and performance review, before it reaches you. The results are recorded alongside each delivery, so trust has paperwork.

What you get A demo every week and the quality report for each delivery.
Verify station: a scanner arch with a shield-and-check emblem Verify station at night: a scanner arch with a shield-and-check emblem Verify
Evolve Station Launch

A system in production keeps improving

Monitoring starts the same day as the launch. Usage data feeds short cycles of work: what people do with the system shapes the next version. The last station of this factory sits next to the first.

What you get The system in production and the plan for its ongoing evolution.
Launch station: the product rises on a beam of light from the launch platform Launch station at night: the product rises on a beam of light from the launch platform Launch

The showcase

Three projects built by this team, running today:

Orborix Speak: a voice assistant talking on a phone

Orborix Speak

English, practiced out loud

A conversation partner that talks with you in English and never loses patience. The session runs on speech from start to finish, tuned to each student.

Real-time voice · level measured automatically

speak.orborix.com →
Orborix Scout: voice interviews and reports on a laptop

Orborix Scout

The first interview, handled

Candidate screening with voice interviews. The questionnaire does not vary from one person to the next, and the results reach the team ready to compare.

Real-time voice · one report per interview

scout.orborix.com →
ClubArena: a tournament podium on a phone

ClubArena

Games get tested by playing them

Studios bring their in-development games and a community of players puts them to the test. Playing and leaving feedback earns points that convert into gift cards; players never pay anything — the studio does.

Testing with real players · 18+ only

clubarena.fun →

The same team that built these products is the one that handles your commission. What we learned there shows in every delivery. Let us talk about your project →

Level −1

The machinery beneath the floor

There is a part of this factory the visitor does not walk through. Down there works the artificial intelligence we use, under the judgment of our engineers: they decide the what and the how. The room exists so that every hour of engineering goes further, and so the tour above moves at the pace you saw.

Several approaches to each problem. They are tried in parallel; the comparison decides.

Testing comes early. Every assumption is tried soon, in the small, while fixing it still costs little.

A full read of the code. The machinery reads each delivery in full and flags what deserves the engineer's eye.

Fewer engineering hours. The savings the room produces show up in your budget.

The room has its own maintenance routine too: we try every new tool and keep only the ones that beat what we already use.

The machine room: a core surrounded by consoles powers the line, beneath the factory floor
Upper floor

Who runs the factory

Zetarix operates from Buenos Aires. From the first conversation to every delivery you are served by the same engineer: the one who runs your system and answers for it.

Work with the doors open.

Progress shows in demos, week after week.

Every claim has backing.

Every delivery comes with its evidence.

What leaves here is not left on its own.

We stay close to the system once it is in use.

The commissions desk

Let us put your project on the table

Write to us and book 30 minutes with the team. Half an hour is enough to understand your case and tell you, plainly, how we would approach it. The next step is decided in that same conversation.

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