Software built to ship.
smatica.net designs and builds reliable web apps, mobile apps, backend systems, APIs, and AI-search-friendly websites for teams that need dependable delivery.
- 20+
- documented product and website builds
- 7+
- years across web, mobile, backend, and product work
- 10+
- industries including healthcare, edtech, SaaS, commerce, and events
Delivery map
From idea to working system.
Companio Homecare
Healthcare platform
Amare Homecare
Healthcare platform
FastDTR Admin Portal
Admin systems
Launch-ready foundation
Clear pages, stable systems, analytics, SEO, and handoff documentation.
Services
Practical engineering for real product work.
From the first technical plan to the shipped release, smatica.net focuses on software that is maintainable, search-visible, and useful to the people running the business.
Frontend Development
Clean, responsive interfaces that stay fast, readable, and easy to use.
Explore serviceBackend & APIs
Backend flows, data contracts, and product logic that hold up in real apps.
Explore serviceMobile Development
Cross-platform experiences built for Android, iOS, and mobile-first web.
Explore serviceProduct Architecture
Feature planning, data modeling, and delivery workflows that keep projects maintainable.
Explore serviceAI-Ready Product Systems
Structured product data, workflows, and interfaces that are easier for humans and AI search systems to understand.
Explore serviceSelected work
Proof across software, systems, and launches.
The agency is built on Marc Sumilang's portfolio: healthcare operations, workforce systems, edtech products, SaaS tools, mobile apps, commerce, and public websites.
Companio Homecare
One homecare system for scheduling, care delivery, and finance.
Amare Homecare
An Angular operations platform for schedules, care, payroll, and reporting.
FastDTR Admin Portal
Time, leave, schedules, and reporting in one admin workflow.
BrightSparks Kids
One codebase for guided math play on web and Android.
BrightSparks Turbo
A shared CMS and learner stack that keeps content and gameplay aligned.
Besh Live
A social app launch built around live voice rooms.
Process
A clear path from idea to release.
Every project gets an explicit scope, visible tradeoffs, reusable foundations, and launch discipline.
See the process01
Discover
We clarify the business goal, users, existing systems, risks, and the smallest useful release path.
02
Architect
We turn requirements into page maps, data models, API boundaries, component systems, and delivery milestones.
03
Build
We implement in focused slices, keeping code, UX, performance, and maintainability visible throughout the project.
04
Launch and Improve
We prepare deployment, analytics, documentation, SEO, and the next iteration plan so the product can keep moving.
Industries
Built around business workflows, not template assumptions.
AI search
Structured so people and AI systems understand what you do.
The site uses semantic pages, service-specific URLs, project entities, schema data, sitemap generation, robots.txt, and llms.txt so the agency story is easier to crawl, cite, and verify.
What does smatica.net build?
smatica.net builds custom software: web applications, mobile applications, backend APIs, admin portals, SaaS MVPs, e-commerce flows, AI-ready websites, and product architecture.
Who leads the work?
The agency is led by Marc Sumilang, a full-stack software engineer with documented portfolio work across healthcare, education, workforce, commerce, SaaS, mobile, and event platforms.
Can smatica.net work from an existing codebase?
Yes. Many projects involve improving, integrating, or extending existing systems, including checkout integrations, backend search customization, frontend modernization, and workflow-heavy admin tools.
Is the website optimized for SEO and AI search?
Yes. The site uses crawlable Astro pages, semantic headings, schema data, service-specific pages, project proof pages, sitemap generation, robots.txt, and an llms.txt summary for AI search systems.
Have a product, platform, or website that needs serious engineering?
Tell smatica.net what you are building. You will get a grounded path for scope, architecture, delivery, and launch.
Start a project