We started in 2011 with a simple idea: Cambodia needs its own tech.
Most software and hardware used here is made somewhere else. That's fine for many things, but it means the tools aren't always designed for how people here actually live and work.
We believe Cambodians can build good technology. So we're trying to do that.
It's slow work. We've made plenty of mistakes. Some projects didn't work out. But we keep learning and keep building.
Right now we're focused on a few things: affordable computers, payment tools that work with local banks, and apps that solve real problems for people and businesses here.
Focus Areas
Hardware
Building physical tools for builders.
Open Source
Software that anyone can use and improve.
Education
Training the next generation.
Fintech
Making payments easier.
A farmer in Battambang and a shop owner in Siem Reap have different needs than someone in San Francisco. We try to understand those needs and build for them.
We're not the only ones doing this. There are other good teams in Cambodia working on similar problems. That's great. The more people building here, the better.
We don't have all the answers. We're just trying things and seeing what works.
If you're building something useful in Cambodia, we'd like to hear from you.