We build citizen-facing apps and internal platforms for chambers, municipalities and public bodies — with admin tools your staff can operate, clearly named responsibilities, and a technical partner who stays after launch.
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A vendor delivers an app, then disappears. Nobody updates it, store rules change and the service quietly stops working.
Every content change, moderation decision or report needs a technical person.
Inside the administration, nobody can say for sure who is doing what by when.
It is not obvious who operates the service, who maintains it and what users are told.
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We stay on as developer and technical maintainer, so the service keeps up with app-store rules and user feedback.
An admin CMS for moderation, catalogs, reports and bans that non-technical staff can operate.
Orgman gives every task an owner, a deadline and a history, across real departments.
The operator and the technical maintainer are named clearly in the service’s legal pages, as with Cjenogram.
iOS and Android apps with accounts, moderation, reporting and app-store compliance.
02Review inboxes, catalogs, roles and alerts for the staff who operate the service.
03Orgman for tasks, departments, leave, visitors and reports across the administration.
04Fast, accessible, bilingual sites that explain the service and lead to the apps.
Figures from Cjenogram
We provide a written proposal with scope, phases, timeline and price, and can describe the technical solution in the detail your procedure requires. Tell us the deadlines and the required format early and we plan around them.
You are the operator. For Cjenogram, the chamber operates the service and MagnetDev is its developer and technical maintainer. We agree these roles in writing at the start of a project.
Yes — that is a design goal. We build admin tools for non-technical staff and train them at launch.
Yes. Orgman, our organization platform, was first built for a municipal administration.
A few lines about your organization, the systems you run today and what is slowing you down are enough. We come back with questions or a time for a short call, then a written proposal with scope, timeline and price.
