We are a small, senior team combining consulting and product building. The same people who help frame the problem stay present through design, engineering, launch, and any support we agree together.
The gap we keep encountering is rarely a total lack of technology. It is a patchwork of tools, spreadsheets, messages, and manual work that does not quite match the workflow or the support reality around it.
We started Ubunifu to work inside that gap. Consulting lets us understand specific organisations. Building products forces us to make those lessons reusable, dependable, and simple enough to operate. Each side makes the other sharper.
One studio. Two ways to help.
Commission a system, or use one we already operate.
The standards we use to make decisions when the brief is incomplete and the trade-offs are real.
We start from the workflows, connectivity, languages, and payment realities that exist here, and build around them, rather than retrofitting tools made for somewhere else.
Every engagement defines what happens next: an agreed support relationship, a documented handover, or a mix of both.
We ship what solves the problem, not what looks impressive in a demo. AI and automation go in only where they genuinely earn their place.
You work directly with the people who do the work. No account managers, no telephone game, just clear and honest communication.
We start from your reality — your workflows, your market, your constraints — not a template.
A clear plan: timeline, deliverables, and pricing you can trust. We tell you what is realistic.
Working software, shipped in reviewable steps, with you involved throughout. Early feedback reduces late surprises.
Where ongoing support is agreed, we maintain, monitor, and improve the system as needs change.
We're small on purpose. You work directly with the people who build the thing. No account managers, no handoffs, no telephone game.
Data · Software · AI
Richard is a data, software, and AI engineer. He builds the systems behind everything we ship: data pipelines, backend services, and the RAG and agentic-AI that make our products work. He works across Python, the modern cloud data stack, and the web, turning hard data and AI problems into software that runs in production.
IT · Design · Support
HappyGod keeps everything running and looking sharp. On the technical side he handles system and network administration, hosting, cPanel, domains, and the support that keeps clients online. He also leads the creative work: brand identity, design, and the visual side of what we ship. With a background in computer engineering and accountancy, he bridges the technology and the business, helping clients adopt new tools with confidence.
A custom platform, a tricky data problem, or just a question about one of our products. Tell us what you're working on; your note goes directly to the Ubunifu team.