Software development and AI in Almería

Veodar is based in Vera, in the east of the province of Almería. From here we design and build software for companies: AI automations, web applications with accounts and permissions, mobile apps that work with no signal and desktop programs connected to machines and scales. The same team also does the brand, the design and the SEO.

We work remotely with teams across Spain and abroad, in Spanish and in English. With companies in the province there is a practical advantage: we are close enough to see the process where it happens—the plant, the warehouse, the front desk—before proposing anything.

We don’t sell hours or licenses. Every project starts with a real example from this week and a written scope, and ends with the code, the domain and the accounts in your company’s name.

In the west of the province and the Níjar plain, greenhouse farming drives cooperatives, produce auctions and trading companies with the same problem: grower intake typed by hand, lots tracked on paper and labels that have to be redone. There we build lot-by-lot traceability, scale and labeling stations, and the grower portal.

That produce leaves every day in refrigerated trucks for the rest of Europe. For transportation companies and warehouses we build the driver app with proof of delivery, automatic reading of orders and delivery notes, and the portal where the customer sees their shipment.

In the marble district around Macael, and in the industry that supplies agriculture, data from the shop floor still reaches the office late: that is where digital reports, quality control and quotes prepared from the order fit. And with close to three thousand hours of sun a year, solar plants and self-consumption installers need orderly maintenance and production measured against what was expected.

On the coast—Vera, Mojácar, Garrucha, Cabo de Gata—hotels and vacation rentals compete with the online travel agencies for their own direct bookings, and homebuilders sell to buyers who decide from another country. For the first we build booking engines, online check-in and traveler registration; for the second, the development’s 3D website and the buyer portal.

With one document. We ask for the paperwork that costs the most hours—the delivery note, the report, the spreadsheet someone fills in every Monday—and follow it from start to finish: who creates it, who copies it and where it ends up. Out of that comes one sentence that describes the project and a list of what is in and what is out.

Then we build a first release that someone really uses, on top of the systems you already have: the ERP, the management software, the POS. If there is AI, it proposes, and a person or a written rule confirms. We measure before and after with the same document we started from.

If what you need is not custom software but a tool that already exists, we say so in our first reply.