CodeBakery is a boutique software consultancy based in Paarl, Cape Winelands. Every engagement is led and built by a senior developer who has shipped production software in your sector before. No offshore team. No junior translation layer. No project manager standing between you and the person writing the code.
Some of our work is for clients who prefer not to be public about the systems we've built for them. We match their posture rather than blow up a marketing page for its own sake.
You won't find a team page or a logo wall here. You will find concrete descriptions of the work, sector-specific pain points we've solved before, and price brackets we'll stand behind in writing. The detail that matters for a buying decision is on the page; the names are saved for the call.
On a 15-minute video call before you sign anything. That same call doubles as the start of the scoping conversation — no separate sales stage, no slide deck. You meet the senior developer who would actually build your project, and you decide from there.
These are the artefacts that should give you real confidence — far more than a marketing page ever could.
We'll send the scope document from a comparable past project, with the client's name and any commercially sensitive numbers removed. It shows you exactly how we frame problems, structure milestones, and write a price you can plan around.
We'll set up a 20-minute call with a current or past client in your sector. You ask them what we got right, what we got wrong, and whether they'd hire us again. No script, no chaperone.
Tell us the problem. We'll spend 30 to 90 minutes scoping it and send back a written plan — what we'd build, in what order, and roughly what it would cost. Yours to act on with us or without us.
The same engagement promise applies whether you call us today or in six months. A written scope document, a single fixed price, milestone reviews you can click through, and a clean handover with documentation and credentials. Read more about the four-step process or browse the wine and agritech sector pages.