Muhammad Umar explains how Hyper, a platform from Code Ninja, lets enterprises build internal apps in days or weeks instead of months. A hospital floor-management system took days to build; a resource-center platform took about a week. Since 90% of software is internal, Hyper aims to let small teams own their own tools instead of buying from vendors.
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Like what kind of applications going to be firstly built with Hyper? Like how you experiment different kind of software application through Hyper. Is there any proven experiment or some system you guys have built?
So for, for all the internal applications that we've built to manage the resources within Code Ninja. So and all of the internal platforms are all built on Hyper. So and we've built these platforms in a few hours, right? Think about it like that Resource center is a very complex piece of software but we've done it like I don't know, I mean maybe in a week's time. And similarly we're building, there's a beta version but we're building platform for different hospitals in days, right. For managing plant floors. So and all in days. So I always say what, I mean what others can do in probably in three months. Let us tell you how we can ship in 20 hours. So most of our focus and most, most of our focus with Hyper currently is helping organizations build their internal software. And by the way out of all the applications you see 90% of the software applications are internal software. So that's the first goal is this like helping enterprises build their internal software but not like builder AI or Retool. What we want is we want to take this entire platform, deploy it on the private public cloud or locally. And what we want is like enterprises use this platform, hire a couple of software engineers and let them build the software for them. So we don't want that we built the software for them. So it's like because one of them, one of my goal is that all the businesses have to take the control back from software services businesses. So I think 70% of the work that software services business ship currently to this can be, can be, can be brought in house. So I think that that's one of the area that I'm extremely passionate about. So think about any, any company that, that, that may pesticides and they have this 5 million dollar or 10 million dollar contract with these companies and what they are doing is they are managing some of their internal workflows. I don't think that there's any need for this. These businesses who probably are not tech first businesses, they need to now understand the first principles of technology and they need to have platforms like Hyper or maybe Retool or any, any, any other platform, hire a couple of engineers and be the software business themselves. It's not something you can right now. Software engineering, AIs, applications, these are not things you can outsource to a vendor. That's my view.
