Teams modernizing operations
Start with the workflow, roles, records, approvals, and reporting that currently create friction, then shape the right system around them.
Kathmandu studio
Technology and Software Company in Kathmandu
AashaTech is based in Sinamangal, Kathmandu, where its engineers, designers, consultants, project managers, and support team work with organizations that need more than a presentation or a one-off interface. The delivery model connects strategy, design, engineering, launch, and support.
Start a conversationWho we help
Digital systems shaped around real work.
Organizations launching digital products
Move from an early product idea to user journeys, interface systems, web or mobile engineering, deployment, and a maintainable handoff.
Public-service and institutional teams
Use Kathmandu-based delivery support for governance platforms, public records, education systems, surveys, and citizen-facing services.
Capability map
What AashaTech can connect.
- Discovery and information architecture
- Product, UI/UX, and responsive interface design
- Frontend, backend, API, and database engineering
- Admin, CMS, role-based access, dashboards, and reports
- Deployment setup, training, documentation, and support
- Website growth, content structure, and digital marketing
Evidence and next steps
Explore the work behind the promise.
Meet the Kathmandu-based team
See the people and roles behind AashaTech's design, engineering, consulting, and delivery work.
ExploreExplore the service matrix
Choose a capability by the workflow, product, website, application, or growth problem to improve.
ExploreContact the Sinamangal office
Share the users, workflow, timeline, systems, and delivery context with the project team.
ExploreRelated services
Start with the problem you need to solve.
Common questions
Working from Kathmandu
Where is AashaTech based?
AashaTech identifies its office as Sinamangal, Kathmandu, Nepal, and describes its team as Kathmandu-based.
How does a Kathmandu project usually begin?
Projects begin with a conversation about goals, users, workflow, timeline, and systems, followed by discovery, design, engineering, launch, and support as appropriate.