Adintelo

Adintelo is a software development boutique with offices in Colombia and Australia. The company claims 40 years of combined experience across its team in development, AI, and data analytics, and lists 20 completed projects on its site. It specializes in custom web and mobile applications, with particular depth in machine learning deployment, cloud infrastructure, and integrations. The team includes senior frontend and backend engineers, data scientists, security specialists, and project managers, though the source does not specify total headcount.

The company works across three core areas: mobile and web development (using Flutter for cross-platform apps), AI and machine learning (image recognition, classification, predictive models), and data analytics. It deploys solutions on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform and builds full-stack systems—not just front-end apps but backend APIs, databases, and admin dashboards.

Services and capabilities

Adintelo offers custom software development, staff augmentation, and AI/machine learning services. On the software side, it builds web and native mobile apps (iOS and Android via Flutter) with agile methodology. The company uses a 15-day sprint cycle, requires customer feedback from the start, and provides clients with access to a Kanban board to track progress. An English-speaking project manager is assigned to each engagement.

AI work includes computer vision (facial recognition, object detection, smoke/fire detection), predictive modeling, and process automation. The source names specific deployments: a fertilizer prediction system for Colombia's Ministry of Agriculture that reduced manual work for agricultural engineers across thousands of farms; a bush fire detector for high-voltage power lines using PTZ cameras, weather sensors, and solar-powered infrastructure; and visitor analytics for retail using CCTV and facial recognition to count and categorize store traffic.

Data analytics work covers PowerBI and Tableau dashboards. Process automation includes RPA, data pipelines, and API integrations. The company has integrated Google Maps, Google Sheets, payment gateways, text messaging, and third-party e-contract and e-learning platforms into its solutions.

All deployments use cloud infrastructure. The source states the company complies with 8 computer security standards but does not name them. It mentions encryption standards and secure development practices aligned with "industry standards" without detailing certifications (ISO 27001, SOC 2, etc.).

Notable work

Adintelo's portfolio includes work for Agrosavia (Colombia's agricultural research agency), ISA (Colombian power utility), and international clients.

Agrosavia fertilizer prediction system: A web app processing soil lab samples from farms. The AI model predicted fertilizer type and quantity for thousands of farms monthly, reducing manual review work. The system integrated third-party soil analysis software and generated PDF exports. Built with Python, Scikit-learn, XGBoost, Kubernetes, FastAPI, and NoSQL databases.

ISA bush fire detection: An AI system detecting smoke, fire, and intrusions 2km around remote power lines. It integrated PTZ cameras (30x zoom), weather stations, solar panels, batteries, and mobile network connectivity. Data uploaded to a database and exposed via web interface and mobile app. Tech stack: Python, Modbus, Django REST Framework, TensorFlow, AWS.

Retail visitor analytics (internal project): Computer vision system counting and categorizing shoppers (gender, age, dwell time) from CCTV. Real-time phone notifications when visitor count exceeded thresholds. Built with Python, Django REST Framework, Angular, TensorFlow, CUDA.

Restaurant POS with camera integration: Point-of-sale system for restaurants with CCTV integration. Java, Spring, Hibernate, AngularJS, AWS.

Other clients and projects: LOUD.TV (digital signage on vehicles—Flutter mobile app, embedded systems, Django REST, Angular, AWS); MMGroup (investment platform with progressive web app, e-contract and e-learning integrations); Esivans (transportation booking platform integrating Google Maps); Creative Wigs (augmented reality wig try-on using Blender and Spark AR); Deputize America (service hiring platform with Google Maps, camera access, payment gateway).

Clients quoted on the site include Elena Martínez (Security Boss, Mall La Mundial), Jorge Martínez (Founder, HappyMascot), María Fernández (Head of Marketing, Restaurantes Marinos), Andrés Montoya (CEO, Holding AFM), Diego H. Vélez (CEO, Concretemos), and Laura Rave (CTO, Green World Investment). One testimonial notes that a full system went from quote to production in one week.

How they work

Adintelo uses agile/scrum methodology in 15-day sprints. Engagements begin with requirements capture as user stories and progress tracking. An English-speaking project manager is assigned to ensure on-time delivery and satisfaction. Clients receive Kanban board access for visibility. The company charges only for working functionality delivered. Engagement models include fixed-project work and staff augmentation (adding developers to in-house teams).

Team and credentials

The source does not name founders, specify team size beyond "boutique," or provide certifications. It references presence in Australia and Colombia and claims 40 years of combined experience, 22 technology stacks in use, and 8 computer security standards compliance. Clients will interact with an English-speaking project manager. The company lists itself as a partner of AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform but provides no detail on partnership tier or status.

One client testimonial (Diego H. Vélez, CEO of Concretemos) expressed surprise that advanced technology could be built in Colombia with a responsive team, suggesting the location may be a differentiator for some buyers, though this is anecdotal.