Stock, orders, deliveries, members, payroll, and books — in one place, instead of seven Excel files and three group chats. Then we put the store or site your customers see in front of it. You explain the business. We handle the technical part.
A real working system opens — not a screenshot. No sign-up.
Pick only the parts you need now. You can add the rest later — you don't have to buy everything at once.
How many are left, in which branch, and what's about to run out.
From order to doorstep, including returns and exchanges.
GCash, Maya, card, bank, and over-the-counter — recorded automatically.
Registry, renewals, and documents — for associations, co-ops, and other membership groups.
Time-in, holiday pay, overtime, SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG — computed the way the law says.
Money in and out, VAT handled, and an export your accountant can actually read.
Some of our clients are under NDA, so we can't name them. But this is real work, really shipped.
Member registry, online dues and renewals, document issuance, events with attendance — plus the office's own accounting and HR, in one place. Many branches, one system.
Online stores, brand sites, and a tidy flow of customer enquiries.
Orders flowing through to a supplier or printer, and reporting for the owners.
You pay once for the build, and it can be paid in milestones. That's the number that matters.
Listed prices are starting points, VAT included. Your exact quote comes after one free chat.
Your data stays yours. You can ask for a full export at any time — no hostage-taking. The care plan is optional: it covers hosting, backups, security updates, and a few hours each month for small changes. Cancel any time. Full details on pricing →
Scultor is a small software studio in Manila. We build the systems businesses run on, and then we look after them.
Most of our work starts with diagnosis. Systems rarely fail dramatically — they fail because of a shortcut taken months earlier that nobody wrote down. We've spent enough time inside broken ones to know which shortcuts come back.
So we plan properly before anyone writes code, and we stay after launch. The person who scopes your system is the same person you talk to at handover. Nobody gets passed to a stranger halfway through.
You're not buying anything yet. Just tell us about the business — we'll say straight out what's worth building, and what you don't need yet.