Nepali engineering, world-market standards.

We’re a software company in Kathmandu with two lines of work. Sanave Software builds for clients: SaaS platforms, custom business systems, mobile apps, web applications, and the APIs behind them. Sanave Games builds our own mobile titles for South Asian players.

The two feed each other. Client work funds and sharpens the products, and building our own products means the stack we recommend is one we work in every single day, on software we have to live with.

We’re built for businesses in Nepal, Australia, the US, and the UK that want senior engineering attention at a cost that makes sense, without the agency theater. Scopes are fixed and written down. Demos happen weekly and show running software. You own the repository and infrastructure from the first commit, so keeping us has to be a choice, not a trap.

And we’re young. We say that plainly because it works in your favor: the founder is in every project, nothing is delegated to a junior bench, and your project matters to us in a way it never will at a 400-person agency.

We also say no. If a project needs a team of fifty or a technology we don’t use daily, we’ll tell you on the first call and point you somewhere better. Saying so costs us fifteen minutes; a bad engagement costs everyone months.

A growing senior team in Kathmandu, hired in Nepal and paid properly. SaaS products of our own alongside client work. Games that South Asian players are proud to have on their phones. And the reputation we want most: clients who couldn’t tell you which continent we’re on from the quality of the work.

If you’re an engineer in Nepal and this sounds like a place you’d want to work, the careers page has open roles and an application form.