FajarSolutions
Software for Industries With Rules of Their Own
Fajarix builds for fintech, healthcare, e-commerce, education, logistics, real estate and startups, with teams that know the regulations and systems each one depends on.
Which Industries Does Fajarix Build Software For?
Seven: fintech, healthcare, e-commerce, education, logistics, real estate and startups. What they share is that the hard part is rarely the code. It is the regulation, the integrations and the habits of the people using the software, and each page below covers those in detail.
Fintech
Payments, KYC onboarding, banking dashboards and lending platforms, designed around PCI DSS, AML and audit requirements from the first sprint.
PCI DSSKYC and AMLLedgersExplore FintechHealthcare
Telehealth apps, patient portals and EHR integrations, built to support HIPAA compliance, with access controls and audit trails from the first sprint.
HIPAAFHIRTelehealthExplore HealthcareE-Commerce
Custom storefronts, headless Shopify, marketplaces and faster checkouts, measured in orders rather than page views.
HeadlessCheckoutSearchExplore E-CommerceEdTech
Learning platforms, course apps and live tutoring that learners finish, built to the privacy and accessibility rules schools require.
FERPAWCAGLMSExplore EdTechLogistics
Fleet tracking, route planning, driver apps and warehouse systems that keep working on patchy signal and messy data.
TrackingRoutingOfflineExplore LogisticsReal Estate
Search portals with MLS feeds, agent CRMs, rental platforms and valuation tools, built by a team that understands data licenses and display rules.
MLS and IDXMapsValuationsExplore Real EstateStartups
A Dedicated Team or Individual Developers for founders who need to launch, learn and raise, with an agreed scope, demos every two weeks and code that becomes theirs once it is paid for.
MVPDemos Every Two WeeksAgreed ScopeExplore Startups
Why Does Industry Experience Matter?
Because most delays in industry software come from things a general team learns too late: a compliance rule that changes the data model, a partner approval with a long queue, or users who reject a workflow that ignores how they already work.
Rules Decide the Architecture
Where data may live, who may see it and what must be logged are set by regulation. Designed in from the start, they cost little; added late, they force a rebuild.
Integrations Take the Most Time
Payment processors, EHR systems, MLS feeds and telematics each have their own sandboxes, approvals and quirks. Knowing them already removes weeks of guessing.
Reviews Happen Before Launch
Security reviews, partner approvals and app store checks have their own lead times. We plan them into the schedule instead of discovering them in the final week.
Users Arrive With Expectations
Clinicians, dispatchers, agents and shoppers already use polished tools every day. Software that ignores how they work is abandoned, however well it is built.
What Rules and Systems Apply in Each Industry?
The table summarizes the regulations we design for, the systems we most often connect to, and what a sensible first release looks like. Your product may involve more; the first call is where we find out.
| Industry | Rules We Design For | Systems We Connect | Typical First Release |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fintech | PCI DSS, KYC and AML, SOC 2, GDPR and CCPA | Stripe, Adyen, Plaid and banking APIs | A payments or onboarding flow in sandbox, then a security review before live keys |
| Healthcare | HIPAA safeguards, business associate agreements | FHIR R4, HL7 v2, SMART on FHIR, Epic, Oracle Health | A patient portal or telehealth flow with audit logging in place |
| E-Commerce | Card data kept with the payment provider, accessible checkout | Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Stripe, Algolia | A faster storefront or checkout, measured against current conversion |
| EdTech | FERPA, COPPA, GDPR, WCAG accessibility | Moodle, Canvas, SCORM, xAPI, LiveKit, Zoom | A course or tutoring flow tested with real learners |
| Logistics | Operations that cannot stop during a switch-over | Google Maps, Mapbox, OR-Tools, Samsara, Geotab, SAP | Live tracking or a driver app that works offline |
| Real Estate | MLS data licenses and listing display rules | RESO Web API, Bridge, Trestle, MLS Grid, PostGIS | A listing search with maps on a licensed MLS feed |
| Startups | Only what the first users and investors need | Stripe, Clerk, Supabase, Firebase, PostHog | A focused MVP, typically 8 to 12 weeks from agreed scope |
How Does an Industry Project Start?
With the constraints, not the features. We map the rules and integrations first, cut the first release to fit them, and run compliance checks during development so launch is not held up by a late review.
An Industry Call
We sign an NDA on request, before you share anything confidential. Then we ask about your users, the rules that apply to you and the systems you must connect to, so the constraints are on the table before any estimate.
Rules and Integrations Mapped
You get a written list of the regulations, partner approvals and sandboxes involved, with the ones that affect the timeline marked.
A Scoped First Release
The first version is cut to what users need and what compliance requires, as a Fixed-Price Project or with a Dedicated Team, whichever suits you. A written proposal follows within 48 hours of the scoping call.
Built in Sprints, Reviewed Early
Security and compliance checks run during development, not after it. You get a written update every week and a demo of working software every two weeks.
Platforms and Data Sources We Work With
Payment providers, health records, stores, maps and learning systems, connected properly.
- Stripe
- Adyen
- Plaid
- Shopify
- WooCommerce
- Epic
- FHIR R4
- Moodle
- Firebase
- Google Maps
- Mapbox
- Apache Kafka
- PostgreSQL
- Node.js
- TypeScript
- React
- Next.js
- AWS
How Can You Hire Fajarix for Your Industry?
In one of three ways: as a Fixed-Price Project, as a Dedicated Team that runs delivery, or as Individual Developers who join the team you already have.
Fixed-Price Project
A defined first release with a written scope and an agreed price. Fixed-Price Projects typically start from $3,000 for a small, clearly defined piece of work. Regulated products cost more, because security reviews and audit logging are part of the work.
Dedicated Team
Developers, a designer and QA, run by a project lead, who work on your product month to month. One-month minimum, then 30 days’ notice.
Individual Developers
Developers with relevant experience who join your team and your process. Individual Developers typically start from $1,500 per month per developer.
Each industry page covers cost in more detail, for example fintech software and MVP development for startups.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do You Have Experience With Regulated Industries Like Fintech and Healthcare?
We design for PCI DSS, KYC and AML requirements in fintech and for HIPAA safeguards in healthcare from the first sprint, including audit trails, access control and encryption. Compliance belongs to your organization and is assessed by your auditors; we build software to support that review.
Can I Hire Developers Instead of a Full Team?
Yes. You receive 2 to 3 profiles within 48 hours of the call and interview them yourself. Contracts run month to month with a one-month minimum, then 30 days’ notice. If a developer is not the right fit in the first two weeks, we replace them at no cost.
Will You Sign an NDA Before We Share Details?
Yes. We sign an NDA on request, before you share anything confidential.
Who Owns the Code and the Intellectual Property?
You have access to the repository from the first commit. Full ownership of the code and all intellectual property transfers to you once it is paid for.
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Tell Us Your Industry and Your Idea: We’ll Map the Rules With You
Share what you want to build and who will use it. You get the regulations and integrations involved, a rough timeline and a cost range.