Indonesian technology, built from Bali.
We help Bali businesses win customers through their websites. The profit builds our own technology products.
Local businesses, customers held by someone else.
Platforms hold the customer data and take a commission. We want Bali businesses to hold their own customers.
Where your money goes.
Three steps, nothing hidden, from 13 live client projects.
You pay for a project
The package price and its yearly fee are on the package card, with no hidden fees.
We deliver to the contract
The finish date is in the contract. On websites and booking engines, a delay on our side reduces your invoice.
The profit builds Dagangku AI
An AI product we build and run ourselves, from Bali.
Your project does not wait for our product. Whoever replies to your chat knows your project.
See our 10-year planHow we build it.
No investors. We bootstrap with the four kinds of leverage Naval Ravikant described: capital, labour, code and media.
Capital
From family, not investors
Our starting capital came from our grandfather. No investor is demanding growth, so we are free to turn down projects that make no sense for the client.
Labour
AI instead of a big team
Leverage used to mean hiring many people. We use AI and coding assistants such as Claude Code, so two people do a team's work, and you still talk to whoever builds it.
Code
Software that works while we sleep
Every project leaves code we reuse on the next one, and Dagangku AI is our own software. The more we reuse, the faster your project is done.
Media
A founder you can watch
Weida shares how we work and what clients get in short videos. You can judge how we work before sending a single message.
Watch on TikTokWhat it means for you: our fixed costs are small, so the price does not carry a fancy office or a sales team, and whoever answers your chat is the person building your project.
The four kinds of leverage: Naval Ravikant, “How to Get Rich (without getting lucky)”, 2018.
From the founder
“I want Indonesian technology to grow from here, from Bali, and to be used first by the businesses around us. The projects you trust us with help build it.”
Anak Agung Gde Weida Ksatriawarma
Founder, Dewata Tech
Three ways to support us.
Each one is small, and each one counts.
Start with one message.
Tell us about your business first. If we are not the answer, we will say so plainly.