Software, AI, networks, security and connectivity — designed, deployed and supported by one team, so nothing falls between vendors.
Trusted by teams across the region
From the fiber coming into the building to the software your staff open every morning — designed, installed and supported by the same engineers.
Web applications, internal tools and line-of-business systems built to fit your process instead of forcing you into someone else's.
Corporate sites, e-commerce and web platforms built for speed, search visibility and conversion — with a CMS your team can actually use.
Document processing, intelligent assistants, forecasting and computer vision — applied to specific, measurable bottlenecks in your operation.
Technical architecture, infrastructure planning and vendor-neutral advice for organisations about to make an expensive, hard-to-reverse decision.
IP CCTV design, supply and installation, with remote viewing, retention planning and analytics — specified around what you need to prove, not around a camera count.
Structured cabling, managed switching, routing, VLANs and firewalls — designed, installed, labelled, tested and documented.
We visit or call, look at what you already have, and write down what you actually need — not what's easiest to sell.
2–5 days
A written scope and an itemised quote. Nothing is ordered until you've signed off on both.
3–7 days
Development, staging, bench-configuration of hardware. You see progress before anything touches your live environment.
2–10 weeks
Installation, commissioning and testing against the agreed scope — with you present for sign-off.
1–2 weeks
Documentation, credentials, training, then warranty and ongoing support.
Ongoing
Six branches brought onto one segmented network with centralised camera access and a single support contact.
A custom dispatch and inventory platform that removed a daily two-hour manual reconciliation.
Surveyed, designed and installed coverage across classrooms, halls and outdoor areas with separate student, staff and guest networks.
We don't hand you a box and walk away. If the system is ours, the result is ours.
If a plan won't work, or the budget won't stretch, you hear it before you spend, not after.
Diagrams, credentials, source code and as-builts belong to you and are handed over in full.
Clean code and tidy cabling. The engineer who follows us should be able to understand what we did.
Two staff spent most of every Monday copying order data between systems. AIBit automated it end to end. What impressed me was that they told us honestly which parts were worth automating and which were not — they talked us out of about a third of what we originally asked for. Those two people now do actual account work instead of data entry.
Thanks Kristine. Automating a bad process just makes it fail faster — glad we scoped it down together.
We had stock counts in one spreadsheet, deliveries in another and returns in a third, and nothing agreed with anything else. AIBit spent two days just watching how our branches actually worked before they proposed anything, which no supplier had done before. The system they built matches how the staff already think, so adoption took about a week instead of the months we braced for. Stock accuracy went from roughly guesswork to something we can close the month on.
Thank you Marissa. The two days on site were the most useful part of that project for us as well — it changed the design considerably.
Our previous setup was five consumer routers fighting each other. Guests complained constantly and we had no way to diagnose anything. AIBit surveyed the whole property, showed us a coverage map with the dead spots marked, and installed proper access points. Guest and staff networks are now separated, which our card system needed anyway. WiFi complaints have essentially stopped.
Our production tracking kept failing and we could never establish whether it was the application or the network underneath. Two suppliers, each pointing at the other. AIBit took over both. It turned out to be a switch that had been quietly dropping frames for months. They fixed the cabling, rebuilt the tracking system properly, and now there is one number to call. That alone was worth changing supplier for.
We were nervous about moving records onto anything digital. They walked us through exactly where data would sit, who could reach it and what happened if a machine was stolen — before we signed anything. The handover documentation is thorough enough that our own staff can manage day-to-day accounts without calling anyone. Appointment no-shows are down noticeably since the reminders went live.
We had cameras before. They recorded useful footage roughly never — wrong angles, unusable at night, and a recorder nobody had checked in a year. AIBit repositioned everything from an actual site walk, specified hardware suited to our lighting, and set up remote access that genuinely works from my phone. We identified a theft issue in the first month.
Everything about AIBit in one place — services, case studies, documentation and a direct line to our engineers.
First public release: block editor, SEO layer, reviews, lead pipeline and first-party analytics.
The projects that work start with a specific bottleneck, not with the word 'AI'. Here's the test we apply.
We are based in the Philippines and take on work nationwide.
Software, web and AI automation projects are delivered remotely, so location makes no practical difference — we run these with scheduled calls, a shared tracker and regular demos.
Work that needs hands on site — CCTV, structured cabling, networking, WiFi and fiber installation — is scheduled by area so travel is not billed against a single client. Tell us where you are when you enquire and we will confirm coverage and lead time before you commit to anything.
Both. A four-camera install for a small shop gets the same scoping and documentation discipline as a multi-site network. The scale changes; the process doesn’t.
By scope. We write down what’s being delivered, then price hardware, labour, licensing and support as separate lines. You can see exactly what each part costs and defer anything that isn’t urgent.
You receive as-built documentation, credentials and a warranty period. After that you can continue on a support retainer or call us ad-hoc — there’s no lock-in either way.
It depends on how badly you are stuck, and we commit to it in writing.
Clients on a support contract get those targets as a commitment. Everyone else we handle as fast as the current schedule allows, which is usually the same day.
For anything urgent, call 0995 315 0273 rather than emailing — it is the fastest route to someone who can act. Most faults are diagnosed remotely, and a large share are fixed without a site visit at all.
Tell us what you're trying to solve. We'll scope it honestly, quote it clearly, and build it properly — software, AI, networks or all three.
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