An engineering shop in Accra
Larnis Technologies exists because most businesses do not need a platform — they need one specific thing to work reliably: a booking flow that never double-sells a bed, a stock list that matches the shelf, a machine that reports its own state.
We work in small teams across three disciplines that most firms keep separate — software engineering, IoT and robotics — so the seam between the screen and the hardware is our responsibility, not the client’s.
Everything is scoped in writing, built in short cycles you can see, and handed over with the source, the documentation, and someone to call.
How we work
Written scope first
Nothing starts before both sides can read what is being built and what it costs.
Small, visible cycles
You see something running early and often, not once at the end.
You own it
Source code, accounts and documentation are yours at handover — no lock-in.
