Frequently Asked Questions

Uplift Tech Solutions is a software development company based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (Nifas Silk-Lafto Sub-City). We design and build custom software, websites and web applications, Android and iOS apps, AI and automation tools, ERP/CRM systems, and the cloud infrastructure behind them.

Yes. We work with organisations in Ethiopia and with international clients. Projects run remotely with regular check-ins, shared project tools and clear written scopes.

Small and medium-sized businesses modernising their operations, startups building new digital products, and larger organisations that need custom software or connected enterprise systems.

We're based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, which uses East Africa Time (EAT, UTC+3). That overlaps comfortably with working hours in Europe, the Middle East and much of Africa and Asia.

Every project is different, so we don't publish fixed prices. Cost depends on scope, integrations, number of users and timelines. Tell us about your project and we'll provide a scoped estimate.

It depends on scope. We usually recommend a focused first release that delivers value early, then improving it in stages. You'll get a delivery roadmap after the discovery phase.

Four stages: Discover (understand the business and users), Strategize (define scope, architecture and roadmap), Build (design, engineer, test and refine), and Evolve (launch, monitor and keep improving).

Yes. Ongoing support, maintenance and improvement are agreed per project so your software keeps up as your business changes.

Yes. Websites and applications can be built in Amharic, English or both, with fonts, layouts and input that work properly for each language.

Usually, yes. Most modern systems offer APIs, and we design integrations so data moves reliably between your tools instead of being re-typed.

Yes — when AI genuinely helps. We focus on practical uses such as document processing, internal knowledge assistants and workflow automation, with privacy and human review built in.

We follow secure development practices: least-privilege access, encryption, regular backups, dependency updates and careful handling of personal data.