Jedify

Jedify is a fully remote, Argentina-based software development agency founded around 2022 (the site mentions a third anniversary in recent posts). Led by CEO Alejandra Ripa and CTO Hernán Manzur—both with over 20 years in IT project management and digital transformation—the company serves clients across Latin America, the United States, Europe, and Israel. The team is distributed across Latin America and operates without fixed office locations, marketing itself as multicultural and focused on inclusion and continuous training.

The agency positions itself around two core angles: custom web and mobile development paired with AI adoption acceleration. It built a proprietary technical platform and emphasizes working across time zones without requiring synchronous presence, claiming this structure delivers "more competitive costs than local markets" while maintaining service delivery quality.

Services and capabilities

Jedify offers three main service tracks. Custom Digital Solutions covers web and mobile app development from concept through launch, with stated integration of AI strategy into each project. AI 360° Program is a formal training-to-adoption pipeline created in partnership with MindHub (an educational partner), designed to move companies from foundational AI knowledge to implementation.

Logistics 4.0 is a vertical-specific play. Jedify partners with GullsEye to implement their multimodal Terminal Operating System (TOS) generation 2 for port terminals across Latin America. The site emphasizes participation in logistics industry events—INTERMODAL South America 2025, TOC Americas 2025, and others—suggesting this is an active growth area rather than a secondary offering.

The company mentions a proprietary technical platform but provides no technical specifics on it. Work methodology references GitLab Flow for version control and branching, mentioned in an internal team post.

How they work

Jedify operates as a 100% remote agency with no fixed office. Leadership has stated the intention to keep the organization "dynamic and young," supporting team members learning on large, complex projects while working with international clients and multidisciplinary colleagues across Latin America. The site does not specify project pricing, contract minimums, or team sizing for engagements. Engagement appears to be initiated through meetings scheduled via their website.

The founders' backgrounds span regional IT leadership over 20+ years, suggesting experience with enterprise and mid-market digital transformation rather than startup-stage or small-team work. Alejandra Ripa serves on the board of the Polo IT (Buenos Aires IT cluster), indicating embedded ties to the regional tech ecosystem.

Team and credentials

No total team size is disclosed. Named leadership includes Alejandra Ripa (CEO) and Hernán Manzur (CTO/Director of Operations). A blog post references Rodri as a team architect and Federico Olguín as a developer. The company won an ArchGroup award called "Premio Gacela" (likely a growth/gazelle company award), though specifics are not detailed. Jedify is part of the governance structure of Polo IT Buenos Aires and has collaborated with local foundations (Fundación Ruta 40, Fundación EMPUJAR). No ISO certifications, SOC 2, or formal security credentials are mentioned in the source material. The site lists no Clutch, G2, or third-party review ratings.