Practical software for the everyday work of Indonesian small businesses. Built with a sociological perspective.
Explore our work01Selected work
A growing portfolio, from the shop counter to community distribution. Each project starts with work that needs doing.
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A clearer picture of the working day.
Sales, stock, digital transactions, and staff shifts in one operational workflow. Developed for small shops and digital-service counters, with mobile entry and a web view for owners.
Explore the project on GitHubMany people. One shared weekly rhythm.
A management tool for recurring food distribution. HATO brings weekly orders, stock receipts, payments, and delivery coordination into a workflow that follows the way the community operates.
Explore the project on GitHubThe weekly workflow
Make room for a clearer financial picture.
An offline-first mobile app for recording spending, managing wallets, and following savings goals and debts. A personal-finance project informing our approach to accessible recordkeeping.
Explore the project on GitHubHelp creative work find common ground.
A marketplace project connecting brands and content creators through briefs, proposals, and deliverables. Built on Sharetribe, with an interest in clearer collaboration for small brands.
Explore the project on GitHubThese are projects in active development, with different levels of maturity. Repository links provide the available implementation and documentation.
Full GitHub portfolio02Our approach
A useful tool fits the working day. We start with the habits, responsibilities, and constraints of the people who will use it.
Our sociology background shapes the questions we ask: Who keeps the records? Where do handovers break down? What makes a new tool difficult to adopt? These questions guide what we build.
We focus on concrete tasks, such as recording a sale, checking an outstanding payment, or preparing an order recap. Clear language and familiar workflows help people understand what to do next.
We use AI to assist development. Our planned product features include Bahasa Indonesia questions about business records and operational summaries. We intend to ground answers in authorized records and require approval before data changes.
Our next step is to evaluate selected workflows with UMKM owners and staff. We plan to measure administrative time, record completeness, reconciliation effort, and whether people can complete key tasks independently.
03The company we are building
Bandung, Indonesia
Bejokasep is an independent technology venture bringing together a background in sociology and hands-on software development.
We are developing tools for Indonesia's micro, small, and medium enterprises, known as UMKM. Our starting points are specific: a shop's daily transactions, a community's weekly distribution, and the records that help people follow their work.
Our ambition is to make useful software more accessible to small businesses with limited time and administrative capacity. We aim to earn that role through usable products, feedback, and evidence from real settings.
Follow our development on GitHub04Start a conversation
For business owners, builders, and collaborators.Tell us about the work you do, the challenges you face, or an idea you want to explore together.
joey@bejokasep.com