Product and software studio · Argentina
We define, design, and develop new products and business systems. From replacing a spreadsheet workflow to getting your first release into users’ hands.
Smaltt and Kervo are Agala products. We own the design, the development, and the work that continues after launch.
01 / Dental practice operations
Every dental appointment brings a patient history, a conversation, and a payment. We built Smaltt to bring that work together around the patient, with Bianca as an assistant.
02 / Operations and intelligence for retailers
A sale changes more than the cash register. It affects inventory and what is available online. We built Kervo to connect those changes with the retailer’s catalog, pricing, and sales channels.
Bring us a product idea, a workflow that has become hard to manage, or an existing system that needs to improve. We start with what needs to change.
We define the first release, design the user journeys, and build what your users need to start using it.
We turn work spread across spreadsheets, messages, and repeated data entry into a system built for your team.
We find where the product gets stuck and improve its workflows, integrations, and reliability so it can keep up with your business.
We agree on what needs to work, turn it into something you can test, and build on what we learn. You get to see the work, not just a progress report.
We define the problem, who faces it, the constraints, and what stays out for now.
Initial scope, primary risk, and success criteria.
Before expanding, we turn the main uncertainty into a flow, integration, or technical test.
A prototype or working feature you can test with your team.
We release a complete workflow, listen to the people using it, and improve it before expanding.
Software in production and the next changes prioritized.
We agree on scope together. The next steps follow from something concrete you can review.
Tell us about your projectTell us who uses the system, how they work today, and where they get stuck. That gives us a starting point to discuss what to build and where to begin.
