About Pebble

We started Pebble
because vendor handoffs keep breaking software.

Founded in 2019 to eliminate fragmented development, we handle your web apps, Android apps, backends, and APIs under one roof so your entire system works in harmony.

Our story

Pebble Informatics started in 2019 with a shared vision: every client we'd worked with had hired a web agency, a mobile shop, and a backend contractor separately — and paid dearly for the gaps between them.

We built Pebble to close that gap. One unified team, one contract, and one group of people entirely accountable for how the pieces actually fit together.

Today, we partner with ambitious product teams who would rather ship great software than manage a dozen disconnected vendors.

Developers working together
Code on a laptop screen
Team reviewing a build
Testing on a mobile device
How we operate

The rules we don't break for a deadline.

Craft over speed

We'd rather ship a week later with fewer bugs than hit a date with a system nobody wants to touch.

Transparent by default

You see the same backlog, tickets, and build status we do — no status decks written just for you.

Ship together

The people who design your API also build what calls it. No handoffs, no lost context.

Built to last

We design for the version of your product that exists in two years, not just the one that ships Friday.

2019
Founded
16+
Companies Served
27+
Systems shipped to production
12
Countries we've shipped to
Our journey

Five years, five milestones.

2019

Founded

Three engineers, one shared frustration with disconnected vendors.

2020

First overseas client

Shipped a backend and web platform for a travel agency client at scale.

2021

First android application

Launched our Android application and handled 100K+ users.

2022

First ERP System

Shipped an ERP system on a large scale for an MNC.

2023

27+ systems shipped

16+ companies, 12 countries, and one team still doing the work together.

Like how we work?
Let's talk about your project.

A short call, a scoped estimate, and a start date — usually within a week.