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Information technology

The systems that carry the media we make.

Websites, news portals, and the digital tools behind them - built so the people who own them can keep them running.

Why a media house has an IT team

Publishing is a technical problem too.

A news portal that goes down during an election, a campaign site that will not load on a phone, and a website whose owner cannot change a phone number without help are all the same problem: media built on systems its own team cannot operate.

Our IT work exists to solve that for us and for the organizations we work with. We run Right Sanchar and this website on it, so the tools we hand over are the ones we depend on ourselves - the dashboard, the media library, and the publishing workflow all come from the same practice.

How we work

Four things we hold to.

Editable by you

The point of a dashboard is that nobody has to wait for a developer. If a change to your own website needs a deploy, we have built it wrong.

Built for Nepali networks

Pages are made to load on a mid-range phone over a mobile connection. Heavy pages that only look good in an office are not finished pages.

Your data stays yours

Accounts, domains, and hosting are registered in your organization's name, and your content is exportable at any point. Nothing about the arrangement depends on you staying with us.

Plain estimates

We say what a piece of work costs, what it does not include, and where we are uncertain, before it starts rather than after.

Your next step

Need a site or a system built?

Tell us what it has to do, who will be updating it, and when you need it live.

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