Software studio, Jakarta

DeliverWhat YouSee.

A software studio in Jakarta. You try the prototype first until it feels right, and that version is the one that gets built and shipped.

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01/Why it is called D/WYS

Many software projects disappoint because the result looks different from what anyone pictured. At D/WYS, each project starts with a prototype you can click through. Once you approve it, that prototype is the reference until launch day.

02/Services

Work you can hand over.

  1. 01/ Product strategy & consulting A business idea turned into a product plan with a clear scope and cost.
  2. 02/ UI/UX & design systems Screens people understand at first look, with a design system that keeps them tidy as the product grows.
  3. 03/ Web development From a landing page to a web app or an online store.
  4. 04/ Mobile apps iOS and Android apps, or a PWA that installs straight from the browser.
  5. 05/ AI integration & automation AI that answers from your own business data, plus automation for work that repeats.
  6. 06/ Cloud & DevOps Stable servers with a monthly bill you can predict.
  7. 07/ IT consulting & digital transformation Technology direction for organizations whose systems grew without a plan.
  8. 08/ Maintenance & support Running systems stay secure and keep getting updated.

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03/Process

From idea to live.

  1. Step 01/05

    Intro

    Tell the story of the problem and what you want to reach. That conversation turns into a proposed scope and a time estimate.

  2. Step 02/05

    Prototype

    Before any code gets written, you click through the flow in a prototype. Your feedback shapes it until it fits.

  3. Step 03/05

    Build

    The work is split into stages. Each one ends with a demo of a version you can already use.

  4. Step 04/05

    Launch

    Once tested, the system launches and is ready to use. Documentation and every account are handed over in your name.

  5. Step 05/05

    Maintain

    After launch, fixes and new features continue through a monthly maintenance plan.

04/In-house products

Built and run in-house.

Closed beta, invite only

Spool

Scheduling for Threads posts and threads.

Posts go out on their own at the hour you pick. Performance and replies land in one place. When you run out of ideas, the AI can draft in the way your business talks. Free for creators and small businesses.

Open spool.dwys.io

The Spool home page

Free, no account

Invoice & Receipt

Tidy invoices, right in the browser.

Make an invoice or a receipt and download it as a PDF. Tax and the amount in words are worked out as you type, and there are 16 document looks to choose from. Your data stays in your own browser.

Part of D/WYS Tools, a set of free tools that run in your browser.

Open Invoice & Receipt

The Invoice & Receipt editor with a live document preview

Free, no account, no upload

PDFin

Compress, merge, and convert PDFs without uploading.

Bring a PDF to the size a portal asks for, such as 80 KB to 1 MB. Merge photos of an ID card, a diploma, and a letter into one file, then watermark it so the copy is good for one purpose only. Everything happens on your own phone or laptop, so files are never sent to any server.

Part of D/WYS Tools, a set of free tools that run in your browser.

Open PDFin

The PDFin workspace with an ID card, a cover letter, and a transcript, beside the file size and watermark options

05/Engagement

Three ways to work together.

A/Discovery sprint

Choose this if
The idea has no clear shape yet, or you need numbers before asking for a budget.
What you get
A scope and a written estimate, plus a clickable prototype.
Cost
Per sprint, usually 1–2 weeks.

B/Fixed-scope project

Choose this if
The need is clear and can be written down.
What you get
A working system, with documentation and every account in your name.
Cost
Fixed price, agreed up front.

C/Monthly maintenance

Choose this if
The system is running and needs care or further features.
What you get
Fixed capacity each month, with a clear way to report problems.
Cost
Monthly.

06/Questions

Before you send a brief.

How much does a project cost?

It depends on the scope. After the intro session you get a written estimate that breaks down the work and its cost. Nothing is committed until you agree.

Who works on the project?

Projects are built hands-on by the senior engineer at D/WYS. If a project needs extra expertise, that is discussed and agreed at the start.

Do I own the code and access?

Yes. Repositories and cloud accounts are registered to you or your company, and so is the domain. The documentation comes with them.

Can you take over an existing project?

Yes. It usually starts with a short audit of the code and servers. The plan of fixes comes after that.

Can we work together from outside Indonesia?

Yes. Discussions and demos happen online, in English or Indonesian.

Describe what you want to see.

Describe the problem and your goal. The reply comes with follow-up questions and a suggested first step.

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