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Custom software
Systems built end to end, and built to be run.
Custom platforms and enterprise systems, engineered by ZTG from concept design through launch and beyond, under one delivery standard.
CONCEPT → LAUNCH → BEYOND · ONE TEAM
How a build runs
Crafted by Innovators. Trusted by Enterprise.
Every stage on one rail, under one team. The full method is on the Approach page.
Selected work
02 · INSURANCE · ENTERPRISEAlliant Insurance
Enterprise systems for a national brokerage.
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20 · FINANCIAL SERVICESFreshBridge Financial
AI, custom software, mobile, managed services and cybersecurity for a debt relief company.
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05 · AVIATIONAirzon
Real-time marketplace for aircraft parts.
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18 · REAL ESTATELive Exclusively
Luxury real-estate platform.
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19 · REAL ESTATE · PROPTECHVRTKL
Property technology platform.
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Five disciplines. One accountable team.
Strategy, engineering, intelligence, security and operations under one roof, one contract and one standard, so nothing falls between them.
Common questions
Who owns the code?
You do. Deliverables, documentation and repositories are yours.
What happens after launch?
Managed services and support keep the system performing; the team that built it stays reachable.
Which industries does ZTG build custom software for?
ZTG builds for regulated and complex industries: healthcare, insurance, finance, logistics and consumer platforms. Compliance support for SOC 2, HIPAA and GDPR is built into engagements where it applies.
Where are ZTG's engineering teams located?
ZTG is headquartered in Miami, with offices in Doha and London. Teams cover three time zones under one engineering standard.
How does a custom software project start?
Every build starts with Discovery. The six-station pass produces the blueprint, the roadmap and the KPIs before production code is written.
Have a complex problem?
Let's engineer the answer.
The brief takes about a minute: seven quick questions, an instant expert first read, and an engineer replies as soon as possible. No deck, no pitch.