Who we are and how we workTechnology that moves business
We are Sync Up. We build management systems, automations, bots and apps for businesses and institutions, around the way they actually work.
We build tools people actually use.
We work with small businesses, tradespeople, retail chains, nonprofits and institutions. Some of what we built are our own products, and some are systems built for clients around their needs.
We know institutions and businesses in the Haredi and religious community well: how they work, which tools they use and what matters to them. So we build for people with basic phones, for filtered internet, and for those who would rather not stare at a screen.
Understand first. Then build.
We start from how you work
We do not bend your business to fit software. We listen to how work flows today and build around it.
Planning before code
Before a single line is written, there is a clear document and sketches of every screen. You know in advance what you are getting.
Connected to your existing tools
Nedarim Plus, Zoho, WhatsApp, Google. We do not ask you to replace what works, we connect to it.
Full Hebrew
Every screen, message and document in Hebrew, right to left, in plain language.
We build and hand over
In the end the system is yours: working, with training for your team, and you know how to use it.
Four steps. From the first conversation until the system runs at your place.
Conversation and planning
We learn your business and what bothers you, and decide together what to build.
✓A clear specification documentDesign
You see how it will look before any code is written.
✓Sketches of every screenDevelopment
We build in stages, and you see progress along the way.
✓A test version to tryRollout
We launch, connect to your existing tools and train your team.
✓A working system and training
Worth knowing too.
We do not resell off-the-shelf software
We do not market other companies’ systems. If something ready-made suits you better, we will tell you.
No price before we understand the need
A price without understanding the need is a guess. First a conversation and planning, then a proper proposal.
Want to tell us about your business?
The first conversation is about understanding. No commitment.