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Software engineering + applied AI

Software and AI,
engineered for real work.

We build web platforms, mobile apps, business systems, and AI-powered workflows that solve practical problems.

From intelligent product features and document automation to secure cloud systems, 360SOFTY brings the complete engineering capability together.

UK-based companySri Lanka engineering teamFounder-led delivery
Intelligent product architectureConcept illustration
Web application
Mobile app

AI orchestration & business logic

Models · APIs · Workflows · Integrations

Data & storage

Structured. Connected.

Cloud & delivery

Deploy. Monitor. Improve.

How we connect product interfaces, AI services, business logic, data, and infrastructure.

Applied AI engineering

AI that works inside real products.

We design the complete system around the model: data, prompts, APIs, background processing, human review, security, and the interface people actually use.

Explore AI engineering

Generative product features

Add text, image, speech, and structured content generation to customer-facing products.

Document intelligence

Extract, classify, summarise, and route information from documents and unstructured data.

Assistants & knowledge search

Build secure assistants grounded in company data, product context, and approved workflows.

Workflow automation

Connect models to APIs, queues, human review, and business rules for dependable execution.

Production experience

Multilingual AI content and media pipelines

Anonymised project experience includes orchestrating story and image generation, narrated audio, PDF creation, video assembly, credit usage, asynchronous processing, and cloud storage in one production platform.

OpenAI · Gemini · Redis · BullMQ · FFmpeg · AWS S3

Engineering capability

Built across the full software stack.

We select technology around the product, the team, and the systems already in place—then build for security, maintainability, and reliable operation.

  1. Frontend engineering

    Accessible, responsive interfaces for products, portals, and internal tools.

    React · Next.js · Angular · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · shadcn/ui

  2. Backend systems

    Secure APIs, business logic, authentication, and service integrations.

    Node.js · NestJS · Laravel · PHP · ASP.NET Core · C#

  3. Mobile & desktop

    Cross-platform applications connected to reliable backend services.

    Flutter · React Native · Electron · Firebase · iOS · Android

  4. Data platforms

    Practical data models, reliable storage, caching, and performance tuning.

    PostgreSQL · MySQL · SQL Server · Firestore · Redis · Prisma

  5. Cloud & delivery

    Repeatable deployments, resilient infrastructure, and production operations.

    AWS · Google Cloud · Docker · Terraform · Linux · GitHub Actions

  6. AI & automation

    Production AI features for content, documents, media, and business workflows.

    OpenAI · Gemini · Claude · Document AI · Text-to-speech · FFmpeg

  7. APIs & processing

    Connected systems, dependable background processing, and data workflows.

    REST · GraphQL · BullMQ · Entity Framework · Background jobs · Webhooks

  8. Legacy modernisation

    Measured upgrades for established software that businesses still depend on.

    ASP.NET MVC · .NET Framework · WCF · IIS · PHP applications · Legacy databases

From first conversation to launch

A clear plan.
Visible progress.

Good software starts with shared expectations. At every stage, the aim is simple: understand the decisions, see the work, and know what comes next.

How delivery works
  1. 01

    Get clear on the problem

    We discuss your users, business goals, existing tools, and constraints. The first job is understanding what is worth building.

    A shared understanding

  2. 02

    Agree a practical plan

    Define the scope, approach, and milestones. Make assumptions and trade-offs visible before committing to the build.

    Scope and delivery plan

  3. 03

    Build, review, and refine

    Design and develop in stages, review working software together, and test the important workflows before release.

    Software you can review

  4. 04

    Launch with a next step

    Prepare deployment and handover, then agree the maintenance and support your product needs as it grows.

    Release and support plan

Working together

Good software.
A clear working relationship.

Alongside the engineering, we discuss the practical details of delivery: scope, reviews, handover, and ongoing support. These are agreed for your project before development begins.

Discuss an engagement
  1. 01

    Scope & commercial terms

    What is included, what is excluded, how estimates are formed, and how changes affect the price and delivery plan.

  2. 02

    Milestones & acceptance

    What you will review, how feedback is handled, and what needs to be accepted before a stage is complete.

  3. 03

    Access, ownership & handover

    Who controls the accounts and repositories, what the agreement says about ownership, and what documentation is included.

  4. 04

    Support & responsibilities

    What happens after release, who handles issues, and which maintenance and support services are part of the engagement.

Know who you are working with.

360SOFTY operates through companies in the United Kingdom and Sri Lanka. The contracting entity and delivery responsibilities are defined in your project agreement.

About the company

United Kingdom

360SOFTY LTD

+44 739 402 7186

Sri Lanka

360SOFTY PVT LTD

Engineering delivery and software support.

[email protected]

Before we talk

A few useful answers.

Choosing a software partner is a considered decision. Here is what to expect when you start a conversation with us.

Do I need a detailed brief to get started?

No. Start with what you want to achieve, who the software is for, and what is difficult today. We can help turn that into a clearer scope and identify the questions that need answering before development.

How much will the project cost, and how long will it take?

That depends on the scope, integrations, design work, and condition of any existing software. We discuss these first, then propose a delivery approach with estimates and assumptions. A smaller first release can help you test the idea before investing in a larger build.

Can you work on software another team has built?

Yes. The starting point is a review of the code, infrastructure, documentation, and known issues. That helps us recommend whether to maintain, improve, or replace parts of the system, and plan the transition.

Can you help if I am not technical?

Yes. You bring the business knowledge; we explain the technical options and their implications. Planning and reviews focus on what the software needs to do, the decisions you need to make, and the trade-offs involved.

What happens after launch?

We offer ongoing maintenance, infrastructure support, and further development. The coverage and responsibilities should be agreed for your project, so you know how updates, issues, and future improvements will be handled.

Let’s start with a conversation

Tell us what you’re working on.

An idea, a challenge, or a system that needs to work better. We’ll help you understand the next step.