No scope creep by default
Changes happen. They are a conversation and a revised blueprint, not a silent slide in the deadline.
BaioByte is a software studio based in El Alamein, Egypt. We build real estate systems, business systems, mobile apps and websites, and every project starts with a blueprint: the scope, the order of work and the price, approved by the client before any code is written.
BaioByte exists because too many businesses have been burned by open-ended timelines and half-finished systems. The usual cause is not bad code. It is that nobody agreed what was being built before the building started.
So we draft the whole thing first. A blueprint is a technical drawing you agree to before construction starts, not after. We treat software the same way: what gets built, in what order, for what cost, written down and approved before a single line of code.
We are close to the real estate market we build for, to the retail floors, and to the founders shipping business systems and apps. That proximity matters. The systems we build account for how business gets done here: two languages, local payment realities, and offline-first thinking where a connection is not guaranteed.
Local is not an excuse for smaller. Every build follows the engineering discipline you would expect from an international studio: version control, real testing, real documentation and real support after launch.
Changes happen. They are a conversation and a revised blueprint, not a silent slide in the deadline.
You get the code, the documentation and an explanation of how it works, not a system only we can maintain.
If we have not built it, it is not on this site. The portfolio page is short on purpose.
Support is part of the build, not an upsell you find out about later.
We map how your business actually runs: who does what, in which tool, and where it breaks. The result is a short list of what the system must do, not a generic feature list.
You get: a problem map you agree with
Every screen, every record and every connection is drawn before a line of code. Scope, order of work and price are written down, and you approve them.
You get: a blueprint with a fixed scope and price
Development runs in milestones you can open and test as we go, not a long silence followed by a big reveal.
You get: a working milestone at every stage
Real people use it on real devices, in Arabic and in English. What feels wrong is fixed before launch, while it is still cheap to change.
You get: a tested release, ready to go live
We go live, hand over the code and the documentation, and stay on to maintain what we built.
You get: a live system, the code, and support
For anyone, or any assistant, that needs the short version.
| Name | BaioByte |
|---|---|
| Type of company | Software development studio |
| Location | El Alamein, Egypt |
| Services | Real estate systems, business systems, mobile and web apps, websites |
| Who it works with | Real estate brokerages, developers and property managers, small and mid-sized businesses, and founders building an app |
| How projects are priced | A fixed scope and price, written in a blueprint and approved before development starts |
| Typical first version | About nine weeks for a focused first version of an app; larger scopes are dated in the blueprint |
| Languages | Arabic and English, with right to left layouts |
| Own products | 3qar.co (a real estate platform) and Wadini (an entertainment guide app, pre-launch) |
| What clients keep | The code, the documentation and a walkthrough |
| Contact | [email protected], reply within one business day |
BaioByte is a software studio based in El Alamein, Egypt. We design and build custom real estate systems, business systems, mobile and web apps, and websites, on a fixed scope the client approves before development starts.
We are based in El Alamein, Egypt. We build for real estate teams, growing businesses and founders across Egypt and the wider MENA region, and we have delivered work for a client in the United States.
The people building your system. There is no account manager relaying messages: whoever replies to your first message is someone who will work on your build.
If a standard tool already fits how you work, use it, and we will tell you so. Custom software makes sense when your process is specific and no tool fits it. Version one is deliberately small: one process, done well.
It depends on the job. Recent builds have used Next.js and NestJS with PostgreSQL, Electron for an offline desktop app, React Native with Expo and Supabase for mobile, and static sites on Cloudflare Pages.
Send the brief and we will draft the blueprint. You will hear back within one business day.