Juba, South Sudan — building since 2023
We design, build and support custom software, ERP systems, health information platforms and analytics for businesses, NGOs and public institutions — engineered for intermittent power, thin bandwidth and real reporting deadlines.
Four delivery areas, one team.
About us
Founded in 2023 by Technology enthusiasts and practitioners, Netyourself brings together developers, designers, project managers and data analysts working with businesses of every size across the commercial, development and humanitarian sectors.
Give organisations cutting-edge tech solutions that help them grow, backed by service that treats each client's context as its own problem.
Become the leading tech solutions provider in the region through long-term client relationships, quality work and on-time delivery.
Innovation, quality and continuous learning — we stay current with the platforms our clients and their donors depend on.
The sequence is fixed; the depth of each stage depends on the size of the system. You always know which stage you are in and what comes next.
We map your goals, users and current systems, then agree a scope and a realistic timeline.
Wireframes and data models reviewed with your team before a line of production code is written.
Built in short increments with working demos, so you see progress rather than status reports.
Unit, system and user acceptance testing, plus security review and cross-browser checks.
Deployment, staff training and an agreed maintenance window after go-live.
Core services
Most clients start with a single system and grow into two or three of these. We scope, build and support each of them end to end.
Web and mobile systems built around how your teams actually work — from pharmacy and school management to customer portals and field tools.
Odoo implementation, customisation and support that replaces spreadsheet workarounds with one connected system for finance, stock and HR.
DHIS2, Kobo Toolbox and QGIS work for health and education programmes, surveys and monitoring teams that need clean data from the field to the dashboard.
Cleaning, pipelines and dashboards that turn programme and business data into reporting your donors, board and managers can act on.
Linux servers, cloud environments and local networks configured for the realities of intermittent power and constrained bandwidth.
Describe the problem and we will tell you what it would take to solve it.
Capabilities matrix
We keep our stack deliberately narrow: platforms that ministries, UN agencies, NGOs and local businesses already depend on, plus the engineering tools to connect them.
Public health tracking, Health Management Information Systems, Education Management Information Systems, spatial analysis, field survey collection and institutional workflows — the platforms donors and ministries already run on.
Real-time reporting, automated pipelines and decision dashboards for teams that currently reconcile numbers by hand each month.
Cross-platform mobile tools, offline-first survey apps, enterprise web systems and customer portals built to work outside the capital.
Reliable Linux and cloud setup, secure local network configuration and resilient hybrid infrastructure that survives power interruptions.
Why choose us
A system that only works on fast internet in an air-conditioned office is not finished. We design for the network, power and staffing conditions our clients actually have.
Offline-first data capture, lightweight payloads and sync-when-connected behaviour, so field teams keep working when the network does not.
Role-based access control, encrypted transport and storage, audit trails and documented backup routines on every system we hand over.
A local team that knows the reporting calendars, donor requirements and procurement realities of working in South Sudan.
Documentation, source code and training for your staff at the end of every engagement, with optional support retainers.
Contact
Send the brief, however rough. We reply within two working days with next steps or an honest referral if it is outside what we do.