Alenga
Learn English offline with fast, simple lessons.
Who we are
About
Alzenware designs and builds software with purpose. We create high-performance mobile and web apps that are robust, scalable, and thoughtfully engineered with a focus on real-world impact.
Whether we're building for a startup or contributing to projects backed by organizations such as UNICEF, our approach is the same: clean code, maintainable architecture, and pragmatic innovation. Good software should just work, for everyone.
We prioritize user trust. We build without invasive tracking or third-party ads, and we handle data with honesty and care - including automated deletion policies aligned with recognized privacy standards such as GDPR.
What We Do
Custom App Development
Cross-platform, full-stack apps tailored to your needs. We specialize in React Native, TypeScript, and scalable cloud services backed by both SQL and NoSQL databases.
AI Integration
Practical, ethical AI - embedded where it adds real value.
Consulting
Technical audits, architecture planning, and product strategy.
Our Stack
React Native
TypeScript
SQL
CloudBuilt by us
Our Apps
Sunspeak
Tap words and symbols to build sentences and speak.
Sunspeak is an easy to use and highly customizable AAC app.
Mentor
AI powered goal achievement assistant
Selected work
Collaborations
UNICEF
Oky - a period tracker app for girls created with girls.
We rebuilt UNICEF's global menstrual health app, supported teams across multiple countries with full-stack development, deployment, and technical guidance.
Oky app info
Scene & Heard
Nominated for a WSIS 2025 Prize
Visual communication app using interactive scenes for people with speech and learning challenges.
We led the development of the app from scratch with Therapy Box, delivering the core product.
Scene & Heard info
Cogno Speak
AI-powered dementia screening tool used in clinical research at University of Sheffield (NIHR i4i)
We took over development partway through the project and rebuilt with Firebase, delivering a stable version.
AI tool could speed up dementia diagnosis
