We build our own technology
and create unique technologies
for other companies.

The founder

Haamiah Divino founded Nimbuu. A designer and developer, Haamiah also builds product for Silicon Valley tech companies, one of them valued at over $1 billion, and has never separated design from code.

The philosophy

Build, don't broker.
Much of what gets called a technology company resells other people's licenses and wires up someone else's API. Nimbuu writes what it delivers. It's slower to start, and it's the only way to still stand behind the work two years later.
The service is the door; the software is the house.
Every project ships installed inside the ecosystem: it charges through Pay, gets edited in Build, and keeps running without anyone having to call. Delivering and disappearing is the market standard, and the client is left with a file nobody knows how to open.
Use what you sell.
Pay processes Nimbuu's own money. Build makes Nimbuu's own websites. A product its owner doesn't use every day ages without anyone noticing.
Work only counts once it's live.
A prototype is not a delivery. Until it has a domain, monitoring and real people using it, it's still a draft, however good it looks on screen.