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SaaS products owned by SYNVORA, developed and operated directly by our team.
Websites and systems built for specific client and institutional needs.
Research and innovation projects we initiated ourselves for Sumenep, not commissioned work, some submitted to regional innovation programs.
Solution: A decision-support platform based on impact scoring (economic & digital enthusiasm) that doubles as an official public event calendar.
SaaS products we build and operate ourselves, like Synctappy.
Systems and websites we build for client and institutional needs.
Research and innovation initiatives we started ourselves for Sumenep.
Synctappy is a SaaS product owned by SYNVORA that combines NFC and QR for digital engagement: smart business profiles reachable with a single tap or scan with no app required, dynamic links that can be redirected without reprinting any card or sticker, review generation, tap/scan/click analytics, and scheduled campaigns and promotions. A 14-day free trial is open today; paid plans (Basic, Pro, Premium) are still "coming soon," with final pricing announced at launch.
Businesses need an easy way for customers to reach a business profile, link, or review form, without installing any app.
NFC and QR touchpoints (cards, stickers, countertop stands) that open a profile/link page instantly, with dynamic links, analytics, and campaigns.
Built, owned, and operated directly by the SYNVORA team as our own product, not a client project.
AIRA (Artificial Intelligence Response Banjir) is a flood monitoring, risk analysis, and early-warning platform for Sumenep Regency. AIRA combines five system layers: field data sources (CCTV, water level sensors, rainfall sensors, weather data, GIS, officer reports), edge/IoT for real-time data acquisition, AI processing (Computer Vision, Time-Series AI, a Risk Analysis Engine, and a Rule & Decision Engine), a cloud platform for dashboards and history, and outputs including early warnings, officer verification, and incident documentation. Its spatial foundation comes from real research: a joint field survey by BRIDA Sumenep and ITS (2026), a drainage study by Resmani, Andawayanti & Cahya (2017), and the PSPK 3 UKWMS (2024) proceedings, with coordinate accuracy traceable to its source.
On-the-ground flood conditions often reach local government, field officers, and residents too late for them to act quickly.
A flood monitoring and early-warning platform built on Computer Vision, IoT sensors, weather data, and GIS in a single integrated dashboard.
Initiated and built entirely by the SYNVORA team as a self-directed initiative, not a commissioned project.
Ahda Firly Barori
Danur Wenda
Ahmad Muqtafi
Ilham Maulana
Abd. Rahman SiddikAgriVita turns a passive harvest storage warehouse into a smart bunker monitored by sensors, automatically controlled, solar-powered, and logged to the cloud, to reduce post-harvest loss. The concept was piloted with farmers in East Lenteng, Sumenep, an area of roughly 405 hectares with about 7,315 residents, most of whom work in farming. AgriVita is built on a 5-layer architecture (Physical, Sensing, Edge/Control, Cloud/Application, Human/Operational) with temperature-humidity sensors (DHT22), air-quality indication (MQ-135), and bunker fill-level estimation (HC-SR04). Its physical prototype, AgriBunker, was field-deployed on February 24, 2025 by the Innovillage team from Universitas Bahaudin Mudhary Madura (Uniba Madura).
Harvest storage warehouses are typically passive and manually inspected, so commodity damage is only discovered after it’s already visible.
A smart storage bunker built on IoT sensors and solar power, with automatic ventilation and early warnings on storage conditions.
Initiated and built entirely by the SYNVORA team as a self-directed initiative with farmers in East Lenteng; the physical prototype was field-tested together with the Innovillage team from Uniba Madura.
Ilham MaulanaDanur WendaAhda Firly BaroriJOS (Job Opportunity Sumenep) is a web-based job listing aggregator that pulls listings from various public sources (such as Glints, JobStreet, KitaLulus, Pintarnya) and official government sources (Disnaker Sumenep), then presents them in one structured, searchable portal built specifically for residents of Sumenep and the wider Madura region. JOS is not a job marketplace: every listing still points applicants to its original source page; JOS only acts as a search engine and aggregator.
Job listings in Sumenep are scattered across many different platforms, making it hard for job seekers, especially in the island sub-districts, to find them.
A job-listing aggregator portal pulling from various public and government sources, with transparent Rule-Based Matching recommendations.
Initiated and built entirely by the SYNVORA team as a self-directed initiative, not a commissioned project.
Ahda Firly BaroriDanur WendaIlham MaulanaBBM (Belajar Bahasa Madura) is a single platform for learning, looking up, and translating the Madurese language, used together in classrooms or studied independently at home. Its material is organized in tiers following the authentic curriculum: from letters & spelling, syllables, words, up through sentences and speech-level register (Ondhâghen Basa, from Enjâ'-Iyâ, Engghi-Enten, to Engghi-Bhunten), a defining feature of Madurese speech etiquette. BBM can be installed as an app (PWA) and keeps working with no internet connection, suited to schools with limited connectivity.
The Madurese language is at risk of erosion from a lack of structured digital learning tools accessible to younger generations.
A dictionary, translator, and tiered Madurese-learning platform that works offline as an installable PWA.
Initiated and built entirely by the SYNVORA team as a self-directed initiative, not a commissioned project.
Ahda Firly BaroriSEP (Smart Event Sumenep) is a decision-support platform for regional events that doubles as an official public calendar. Every event, from Kerapan Sapi (bull races) and Petik Laut to the Tong-Tong Music Festival and Madura Culture Fest, is logged per annual edition so its impact can be compared consistently year over year, while residents get a single reliable, official source of event information. SEP is a community-category innovation SYNVORA submitted to the 2026 Regional Innovation Awards (Anugerah Inovasi Daerah/AID) held by BRIDA Sumenep Regency. SEP is currently still a prototype/submission and doesn’t yet have a live public link.
There was no consistent way to measure and compare the impact of regional cultural/tourism events year over year.
A decision-support platform based on impact scoring (economic & digital enthusiasm) that doubles as an official public event calendar.
Initiated and built by the SYNVORA team as a self-directed initiative, submitted to BRIDA Sumenep Regency’s 2026 Regional Innovation Awards (Anugerah Inovasi Daerah).
Ahmad MuqtafiAbd. Rahman SiddikThe official website for DS Studio, a photo and videography studio in Sumenep, Madura. The site presents nine service categories (wedding & akad nikah, prewedding, graduation, maternity & seven-month pregnancy, portrait & personal branding, studio couple & family photos, event & institutional documentation, video documentation, and digital invitations), a category-based portfolio gallery, an About page, a Cara Booking (how to book) flow, an FAQ, and direct contact via WhatsApp and Instagram.
DS Studio had no official digital channel to showcase its portfolio and explain its services, so prospective clients had to ask the same questions over and over in chat before booking.
A one-page website with a category-based portfolio gallery, service descriptions, a 4-step booking flow, and an FAQ, routing prospective clients straight to WhatsApp to continue the transaction.
Design and development of the website for DS Studio.
The official website of UPTD Laboratorium Kesehatan Daerah (the regional health laboratory) of Sumenep Regency, designed as the primary information and registration channel for laboratory testing services to the public.
Residents had no official channel to view regional health laboratory services and register for a test without visiting in person.
The official UPTD Labkesda Sumenep website with online registration, service information, and a public complaints channel.
Design, development, and launch of the website for UPTD Labkesda Sumenep.
A preventive health platform that helps medical staff monitor participants in the Prolanis (chronic disease management) program, built on laboratory data.
Medical staff struggled to consistently monitor Prolanis (chronic disease management) program participants because test data was scattered and recorded manually.
A dashboard that turns laboratory data into automatic risk analysis and real-time participant visit monitoring.
Design and development of the Produli dashboard for UPTD Labkesda Sumenep.
A patient digital portal, built as a hybrid web app/PWA, that lets the public access health laboratory services without visiting in person just to ask a question or register. It can be opened directly in a browser or installed like an app on a phone.
Patients had to visit the laboratory in person just to ask about test history, join a queue, or register.
A patient digital portal (hybrid web app/PWA) for test history, online queueing, and free test registration.
Design and development of the SiLACARE portal as a hybrid web app/PWA for UPTD Labkesda Sumenep.
An AI-based chatbot for Sumenep Regency’s Regional Research and Innovation Agency (BRIDA), helping the public get information about regional research and innovation programs quickly and interactively.
Residents struggled to get information about regional research and innovation programs quickly outside of service hours.
An AI-based chatbot answering questions about regional research and innovation 24/7 on BRIDA Sumenep Regency’s official site.
Design and development of the Kancana chatbot for BRIDA Sumenep Regency.
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