Antdragon helps Malaysian companies improve existing software, fix painful bugs, clean up workflows, and ship useful updates every month. Your code, cloud, and accounts stay under your company.
from RM13,000/mo · month-to-month · Malaysia business hours
Straight scope check
30 days' notice
Always yours
Requests are discussed, but progress is hard to see week by week.
Login, payment, checkout, booking, reports, inventory, admin, or staff workflows keep creating small headaches.
The business needs improvements, but everyone wants the work done carefully because the system is already live.
Operations, sales, finance, customers, and support already take up the day. Software work keeps waiting.
The person or vendor who built the system may no longer be easy to depend on, and the setup needs proper review.
Staff are using Excel, WhatsApp, screenshots, and side notes to complete work the system should support better.
For companies with a live system that needs fixes, cleanup, integrations, reports, UI/UX improvements, or better workflows.
For companies that already have a real workflow and need proper software to support it.
For companies dealing with unclear ownership, slow support, messy handover, old code, or missing senior technical direction.
You share the business priority. We help manage the task list, technical review, release flow, and weekly update.
We review your current system, access, codebase, environment, business workflow, and what your team wants moved first.
Starter focuses on one clear workstream. Growth gives more room for regular fixes, improvements, and planning.
We break the work into smaller updates, review changes before they go live, and keep the release process controlled.
Every Monday, you receive a short written update on what moved, what is next, what is blocked, and what needs your decision.
Your code, cloud, domains, payment accounts, and tools stay under your company from the start.
For companies with one clear software priority.
Fixed monthly price.
Monthly plan. 30 days' notice to cancel.
For companies with an active system and regular software work.
Fixed monthly price.
Monthly plan. 30 days' notice to cancel.
One module or flow needs attention and you want steady fixes and improvements.
One focused workstream each month, plus small supporting fixes.
Business hours, GMT+8.
An active system with ongoing bugs, requests, and more than one area to move.
Two focused priorities, or one bigger priority with supporting fixes.
Business hours (GMT+8), with weekly planning.
Multiple systems, multiple stakeholders, procurement needs, or agreed response times.
Multiple workstreams with a named senior lead and stakeholder reporting.
Agreed response times, with on-call support where agreed in writing.
Unsure which plan fits? and we will suggest the simplest path.
Your code lives in your own GitHub or GitLab. We work inside your setup.
Your cloud, domains, payment accounts, analytics, and tools stay under your company.
Work is visible in a shared task list. Important decisions are written down.
A senior engineer reviews changes before they go live.
You get a Monday report that management and operations can understand.
If you stop, the work remains in your own accounts and another team can continue.
I have been working with the team behind Antdragon for a few months now and I can honestly say it has been one of the most pleasant surprises; they own the weekly delivery, we just approve priorities and direction.
They understood our needs and budget and worked to meet those criteria. The delivery was exceptional.
They know what they're talking about and show genuine interest in our project. Very responsive when we need to make changes.
Yes, when access and ownership can be made clear enough. We usually review the codebase, deployment setup, documentation, current vendor handover, and pain points first. If something is risky, we tell you before moving.
Hiring can be the right move when you want someone full-time inside the company. Antdragon is useful when you need steady software progress without going through recruitment, onboarding, management, and senior technical oversight first. You get a team that helps with planning, fixes, improvements, release review, and weekly updates.
Fifteen minutes on a video call. We will ask about your system, current pain, timeline, budget, and who owns the code today. If another path makes more sense, we will tell you.
